Indian captain Virat Kohli on Sunday called the eight-wicket demolition of South Africa their "best game so far" in the ICC Champions Trophy but quickly cautioned against complacency.
Defending champions India qualified for the semi-finals of the tournament with as many as 12 overs to spare at the Oval.
"This is probably our best game we played so far... The most complete performance," Kohli said after the match.
"It was a good toss to win, the wicket didn't change too much. A decent wicket to bat on. The fielders backed our bowlers," Kohli said.
India showed intensity from the word go, and the reward was a comprehensive win. While the bowlers fired as a unit, which was backed up by impressive fielding, Shikhar Dhawan (78) and Kohli (76 not out) led the batting show.The Indian captain said, "The opportunity comes your way, you have to grab it."
Regarding rival skipper AB de Villiers' run-out dismissal, Kohli said, "It's always good to get him out early, he can always hurt you. We wanted to step up that intensity. It's important for someone to bat till the end, but Shikhar's intent was outstanding."
About the game against Bangladesh, he said, "We played in Birmingham, we like that pitch, suits our game. No looking back. Always room for improvement, always small points you can improve on, can't rest on your laurels."