Rohit Sharma warned India not to take the T20 World Cup clash against Pakistan lightly despite being favourites. Ahead of the February 15 match in Colombo, he said past records and rankings don’t matter and any team can win on its day. Rohit stressed India must play well on the day, as form and history won’t guarantee victory in unpredictable T20 cricket.
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