Warne, while attending an event here organised by Tourism Victoria, said
that the Indian team which was playing in Australia for the last three
months had not yet clicked.
"They have not been in great form. India had been here for three months and they won their first match the other day," Warne said.
"I just think they have not clicked yet," he said and added, "In a World Cup, you need senior players and major players to stand up. If that happens you going to go close to winning the game," he said.
"India has got some senior players and they have lots of inexperienced players but don't worry about Pakistan, they have been playing pretty good cricket for the last six months," the Australian said.
"It's going to be a massive game. It's a sold out game and what a weekend to start the World Cup with Australia-England at MCG and India-Pakistan at Adelaide Oval," Warne said.
Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who led India to triumph in the 2011 edition, is the team's most experienced player.
"They have not been in great form. India had been here for three months and they won their first match the other day," Warne said.
"I just think they have not clicked yet," he said and added, "In a World Cup, you need senior players and major players to stand up. If that happens you going to go close to winning the game," he said.
"India has got some senior players and they have lots of inexperienced players but don't worry about Pakistan, they have been playing pretty good cricket for the last six months," the Australian said.
"It's going to be a massive game. It's a sold out game and what a weekend to start the World Cup with Australia-England at MCG and India-Pakistan at Adelaide Oval," Warne said.
Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who led India to triumph in the 2011 edition, is the team's most experienced player.
Source: ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 and Cricket News Today
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