<p>Warne, who will retire from professional cricket after the ongoing fourth season of Indian Premier League (IPL), said Sharma has “all the talent in the world” to become a match-winner for India. <br /><br />“Rohit Sharma has got all the talent in the world, if he could just get his mind right and get his attitude right,” Warne told CNN-IBN in an interview. <br /><br />Warne advised Sharma to take help from his senior team-mates at Mumbai Indians -- master blaster Sachin Tendulkar and fast bowler Lasith Malinga. <br /><br />“If his (Sharma) one thought was ‘I want to become the best cricketer I possibly can’. Every morning he woke up and try and talk to Sachin and ask him ‘Sir, if I could have lunch or dinner, How do you think about batting? How do you approach it in these conditions?’ Every minute of the day until Sachin says, ‘Mate can I have five minutes break?’ Be a pester to him,” said Warne.<br /><br />“And when he is playing ‘Malinga how are you trying to get the batsmen out?’ He should do that every morning he gets up, ‘How am I going to become the best I can possibly be?’”<br /><br />“He could be a match-winner, world beater and one of the best Indian cricketers ever, he has got that much talent.”<br /><br />The Rajasthan Royals captain also praised Virat Kohli for establishing himself as a successful international cricketer in a short span of time.<br /><br />“I saw Kohli in the first year and thought there is something about the kid. He could play the short ball well.<br /><br />“There are not too many young cricketers in the world that have played just a couple of games and can play with so much comfort. You have to get into stride first,” said Warne.<br /></p>
<p>Warne, who will retire from professional cricket after the ongoing fourth season of Indian Premier League (IPL), said Sharma has “all the talent in the world” to become a match-winner for India. <br /><br />“Rohit Sharma has got all the talent in the world, if he could just get his mind right and get his attitude right,” Warne told CNN-IBN in an interview. <br /><br />Warne advised Sharma to take help from his senior team-mates at Mumbai Indians -- master blaster Sachin Tendulkar and fast bowler Lasith Malinga. <br /><br />“If his (Sharma) one thought was ‘I want to become the best cricketer I possibly can’. Every morning he woke up and try and talk to Sachin and ask him ‘Sir, if I could have lunch or dinner, How do you think about batting? How do you approach it in these conditions?’ Every minute of the day until Sachin says, ‘Mate can I have five minutes break?’ Be a pester to him,” said Warne.<br /><br />“And when he is playing ‘Malinga how are you trying to get the batsmen out?’ He should do that every morning he gets up, ‘How am I going to become the best I can possibly be?’”<br /><br />“He could be a match-winner, world beater and one of the best Indian cricketers ever, he has got that much talent.”<br /><br />The Rajasthan Royals captain also praised Virat Kohli for establishing himself as a successful international cricketer in a short span of time.<br /><br />“I saw Kohli in the first year and thought there is something about the kid. He could play the short ball well.<br /><br />“There are not too many young cricketers in the world that have played just a couple of games and can play with so much comfort. You have to get into stride first,” said Warne.<br /></p>