Indian skipper Rohit Sharma in action during his knock of 83* against Bangladesh.
Hailing his team's 'clinical performance' against Bangladesh, India skipper Rohit Sharma says they would look to replicate the show in Sunday's Super Four Asia Cup match against arch-rivals Pakistan.
Rohit played another classy knock after comeback man Ravindra Jadeja picked up a four-wicket haul to set up a seven-wicket win in their opening Super Four match Friday.
"It was a clinical performance from the start. We bowled very well and we always knew it was going to be better batting under the lights. Very good from everyone. It was important on a pitch like that to rotate the bowlers and now allow the batsmen to settle," Rohit said at the presentation ceremony.
India bowled out Bangladesh, who batted first, for a paltry 173, and then chased down the target with plenty to spare.
India's bowling show was led by left-arm spinner Jadeja, who was making a comeback to the one-day team after more than a year.
"We wanted to rotate the bowlers in shorter spells. It was a challenge for us, but I think they responded well. We always knew if we stuck to tight lines, the wickets would come.
"Jadeja, playing an ODI after a long time, to come out and bowl like that was a great effort from him. Great effort from everyone, I don't want to single out anyone," said Rohit, who scored an unbeaten 83.
India next play against traditional rivals Pakistan, having already beaten them in the group stage.
Rohit said, "When everything goes to plan, it looks easy. We will go back and recover and come back fresh against Pakistan and try to replicate this performance."
Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza urged his batsmen to shoulder more responsibility.
"From the start, we kept losing wickets. Today we were just all over the place," Mortaza said.
"If you score 170, it's a difficult task of the bowlers. The batsmen need to take responsibility, especially after failing to score in back-to-back matches.
"The next match is against a tough team with good bowlers. We need to bat well."
Bangladesh batsmen faltered again, having come to a cropper in the run chase against Afghanistan on Thursday night.
However, India were hardly troubled in the chase after Rohit and Shikhar Dhawan (40 off 47) provided a solid start with a 61-run stand.
Dhawan, like in the game against Pakistan, looked in good touch but was not able to play a long innings.
Rohit changed gears after Dhawan's departure, bringing up his 36th ODI fifty with a towering hit off Shakib Al Hasan over deep mid-wicket.
