Smarting from Rohit Sharma's onslaught, Sri lanka skipper Thisara Perera on Saturday said they were well prepared for the ODI series decider against India and would look to do "something special" in conditions similar to those back home.
The islanders' three-match ODI series against hosts India is tied 1-1.
"Definitely, Vizag is similar to Sri lanka when it comes to weather and stuff. Mohali and Dharamsala were completely different. It was a total different story. We are well prepared. Here I hope we will be able to do something special as this is something similar to what we find at home," he told reporters on the eve of the match.
Perera said the team had a couple of training sessions and prepared well and they were taking it like just another game.
"We had a good couple of training sessions. We are well prepared for the game ahead," he added.
About India being under pressure ahead of the final game, he said it is the best team in the world and could be under some sort of pressure.
"From our side we take it as just another game. Not thinking too much as to whether the series is at stake or whatever. We want to play just another game. India are the best team in the world and I am sure they will be under some sort of pressure," the lanka skipper added.
Perera said the team management had not finalised the playing XI as yet and said they would take a call after looking at the wicket on Sunday.
He played down the defeat in Mohali and the onslaught from India captain Rohit Sharma, backing his bowlers to bounce back.