It's not the big hundreds but pulling off chases for his team gives more joy to Rohit Sharma, who says he is now experienced enough to do it consistently for India.
The same batting approach was on display in India's tricky yet successful chase against South Africa and skipper Virat Kohli had rated his unbeaten 122-run knock as his best "ODI innings".
So is it the vice-captaincy that has brought about this change?
"I have come a long way since then and it's through the hard work and understanding that I can deliver as a batsman and that is what I have focused on."
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