While enjoying a moment to take in the scenery, India must hit the ground running in the warm-up, with their first group game at the same venue on 8 June against Ireland.
“We’re looking to understand the conditions more importantly (before the tournament proper) as we haven’t been here before,” Rohit continued.
“(We will) try and make the most of the conditions, get used to what it’s going to be like on June 5 when we play our first game. It’s just about getting into that rhythm of getting the feel of the ground, pitch and stuff like that.”
“People in New York will be very interested in coming and watching the World Cup, with the World Cup happening for the first time here.
“I’m pretty sure all the fans across the various teams are quite excited and looking forward to this tournament. And also as players can’t wait to get started.”
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