India's initial game against rivals Pakistan was deserted because of severe weather conditions. Against Nepal, India got a thorough 10-wicket triumph (DLS technique) in another downpour impacted match, guaranteeing their position in the 'Very 4' stage.
"We haven't been at our best, however a couple of folks are emerging after months out of the game. When we push forward in the Super 4s, there's no space for carelessness," Rohit said at the post-match show.
"First game (versus Pakistan), under tension, Hardik (Pandya) and Ishan (Kishan) got us into a decent position. Today our bowling was OK, however handling was less than impressive."
Set to pursue a reexamined focus of 145 of every 23 overs, captain Rohit (74 not out) and his opening parner Shubman Gill (67 not out) took the group to an agreeable triumph.
"In the first place, there were a few nerves, yet when I got my eye in, I needed to trade out and get my group home."
As to flick-clear shot that brought about a six, Rohit said, "My goal was just to chip it over the short fine leg; there was no purposeful work to clear profound in reverse square leg. Nonetheless, the advanced cricket bats are amazingly successful."
On India's Reality Cup crew to be reported on Tuesday, Rohit said, "As we showed up here, we previously had a reasonable thought of what our Reality Cup crew of 15 would look like, with maybe only a couple of positions still up for thought."
"We can't actually look a lot into these two (Asia Cup) games, one was cleaned out, yet fortunately we got to bat in the primary game and bowl in this one."
Gill communicated fulfillment with his thump after the failure against Pakistan.
"Very dissatisfied with how I left the day before yesterday. Vital that I polished it off this evening with Rohit bhai, and we did it," he said.
"He (Rohit) likes to take the bowlers on aeronautical, and I like to hit a greater number of limits than sixes, so we complete one another."
On Nepal's bowling, Gill said, "They bowled very well with the new ball, they tested us. We realized once the ball gets wet, it'll get simpler for the batsmen. That is the very thing the discussion was in the changing area."
— BCCI (@BCCI) Nepal posted a respectable total, but skipper Rohit Paudel stated that they were 30-40 runs behind.
"Our openers did a generally excellent occupation for us. In the center request, we might have improved. We were perhaps 30-40 short. "We could have gotten 260-270 if we had done better in that phase," Paudel stated.
"In the last 4-5 months our lower request has worked effectively, we are extremely glad for them. I think in these circumstances it was truly hard on account of the dew, yet our bowlers did all around well."