WATCH: 'Not Scared Of Any Team', Says Rohit Sharma Ahead Of IND vs WI 3rd T20I

Rohit Sharma has said that the men-in-blue are not scared of Windies at all and his squad can win any game in any conditions, on any particular day, provided they play good cricket.

WATCH: 'Not Scared Of Any Team', Says Rohit Sharma Ahead Of IND vs WI, 3rd T20I / Photo: BCCI (Twitter)

New Delhi: On the eve of third and T20I against West Indies on Wednesday, team India limited-overs deputy skipper Rohit Sharma has said that the men-in-blue are not scared of Windies at all and his squad can win any game in any conditions, on any particular day, provided they play good cricket. The star India opener believes his longtime Mumbai Indians teammate has been responsible for a transformed West Indies side in white ball format. "I know Pollard really well and he has a great knowledge about the game. I know as a leader what he would be expecting from the team. Under his leadership, it is a different team that we are seeing now, so yes, we have to be at our best when we play them," Rohit told PTI on the eve of the third T20I on Wednesday. "He (Pollard) is a very smart player, smart thinker and he has been the captain of the team. When it comes to Mumbai (Indians), he has always been part of the leadership group and last year when I wasn't available for one game, he captained MI. So, he has always been part of the leadership group and I know how he thinks."

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Windies defeated India by 8-wickets to level the series 1-1 on Sunday in Thiruvananthapuram and Rohit agreed that Windies are unpredictable as a team. "They are very unpredictable as a team, you never know what they can come up with on a given day, like we saw the other day. Even the first game, they played very well and it was Virat's (Kohli) brilliance that got us over. But with West Indies this is always expected and they play well as a team," Rohit, who has not done much with the bat in the two matches, said. "We have got to stick to our plans, back it and execute it in the middle. Last game we made some mistakes on the field, whether it was with the bat, ball and also on the field. We know where we lacked as a team so we just need to tighten up in those areas and make sure that those mistakes are not repeated again and again," he added. "We just need to be thinking as if it is a good challenge to come against a team like West Indies where they have got some power-hitters all the way through. So it is a good challenge for our bowlers to bowl against a team like that where you know every second ball they will come and try hit a six."