India thumped Australia by eight wickets in a warm-up game with Rohit Sharma (60), K L Rahul (39), and Suryakumar Yadav (38) all getting some runs under their belts. 

Kohli did not lead the side but came out to bowl as India was still figuring out their sixth-bowling option. 

''They're a terrific side, they have got all bases covered and some serious match-winners in there,'' Smith was quoted as saying by 'Sydney Morning Herald. 

''They've been playing in these conditions during the last couple of months with the IPL so they'll be used to that,'' he added. 

Smith himself scored 57 off 48 balls in the game, crossing the 50-run mark for the first time since he struck 86 for NSW against Queensland in March. 

''It was nice to spend a bit of time in the middle again. It's never easy when you're three down. ''You have to rebuild for a period there and I thought we did that pretty well. The partnerships with Stoin (Marcus Stoinis) and Maxi (Glenn Maxwell) were important.'' Smith, who had given the tours of the West Indies and Bangladesh due to an elbow injury, said he is feeling ''good and ready to go now''. 

He featured in two games for the Delhi Capitals in the second leg of the recently concluded IPL. 

''I haven't played too many games with the IPL but I've spent a lot of time in the nets and getting used to the conditions, which has been nice,'' he said.