Though India pocketed the Twenty20 International series against Sri Lanka in Indore on Friday, making today's third and final game at the Wankhede Stadium a dead rubber, it will be an opportunity for Rohit Sharma to rock at his favourite venue and win his first T20I on his home ground. Wankhede has not been a happy hunting ground for India in the shortest form of the game. They have lost both their games here – against England in 2012 and West Indies during the World T20 tournament in 2016 when India were led by Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

India's captain Rohit Sharma drives against Sri Lanka during the second Twenty20 International in Indore on Friday. Pic/PTI