Indian skipper Rohit Sharma who has featured in the T20I match after 14 months on Thursday said that the team management will consciously put players in uncomfortable situations ahead of the T20 World Cup. The Afghanistan series will be Team India's last T20I series before featuring in the global showpiece starting in June. Rohit-led Indian side won the opening game of the three-match T20I series against Afghanistan. 

The game marked Rohit's comeback to the shortest format after 14 months. "We want to keep trying different things - try and bowl our bowlers in different situations of the game, like you saw today, Washi (Washington Sundar) bowled the 19th over. We want to challenge ourselves in the areas we are slightly uncomfortable with and the bowlers are not used to that. "We want to try and do that. Keeping all of those things in mind, we'll try and do whatever is possible but not at the cost of the game. We want to make sure that we come out on top and play the game well. All in all, today was a good day for us," he said at the post-match presentation.