Indian opening batsmen Rohit Sharma who show his temperament against Aussie in the recent series and would like to perform in the upcoming series against Kiwis starting on Sunday. India batsman Rohit Sharma says his team is confident of replicating its recent performance against Australia in the upcoming three-match ODI series against New Zealand, beginning here on October 22.

Not only Rohit Sharma but team India would like to continue winning streak and the good thing is for team India is there is hardly been any huge amount of duration between the Australia series and the New Zealand series, Player is in their furrow. Rohit believes his team put up the same performance as we did in the last series against Australia.

Sharma though admitted that every new series has its own challenge with the new side, new player. Rohit Sharma said: "The greatest strength of this team is that we treat each series at it comes. Every opposition has their own strengths and weaknesses. So the challenge for us will be to adapt to that opposition quickly.

Team India played against Australia and won 4-1. Virat’s and his men had different team dynamics. New Zealand has different team dynamics. So the strategies will revolve according to the situation. Sharma, who was the top run-getter against the Australia with 296 runs at just over 59 per innings including one hundred and two fifties, said that the team's strategies won't change much from the last year when they defeated New Zealand 3-2 in a five-match series.

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