Rahane

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) are cheering for their own Ajinkya Rahane in the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023 final. With Australia putting up 469 in the first innings, India are now struggling at 151/5. CSK shared a picture of Rahane batting in the WTC 2023 final on Day 2 and wrote: “#Whistle4Blue for a strong front today!" Big names like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Cheteshwar Pujara and Shubman Gill went back to the pavilion early. Ravindra Jadeja then had a 71-run partnership with Rahane. However, as Jadeja was outsmarted by Nathan Lyon, Rahane happens to be the key player for India on the third day of the WTC 2023 final. He will have Srikar Bharat to give him company. Rahane, on the other hand, is a Test veteran for India. With nearly 5,000 runs in Test cricket, the seasoned batter has played 82 matches for his country. The top-order Mumbai batter, however, has not scored a double ton yet. India will be hoping that Rahane chooses this match to smash a new record for himself. Also Read: Rahane’s selection in the Test squad can be attributed to the unfortunate injury of Shreyas Iyer, who established himself as a reliable number five in the format. With Iyer unavailable, the opportunity has arisen for Rahane to make his comeback to the side after an 18-month absence. This return places considerable pressure on Rahane to perform and validate his selection, as he may not receive another opportunity in the near future. Rahane's impressive performance in domestic cricket and a...

Since then Rahane has been telling himself, and us, to be in the moment. And that nothing else matters. Whether he has featured in 80-plus Tests, led India with distinction whenever the opportunity arose, or played some great knocks over the years. Or that he was grinding it out for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy, or scoring runs at a breakneck speed for Chennai Super Kings in their recent IPL triumph. None of that matters. But when Rishabh Pant hit the winning runs in Brisbane to help India win the series 2-1, and virtually every Indian player charged onto the field to celebrate, Rahane stayed behind the boundary line. The Mumbai school of cricket has ingrained in him to not be loud in celebration, instead let his bat make all the noise. Immediately upon arrival, Rahane faced an incisive spell from Cummins, including one of the best deliveries of the match. Pitching around fourth stump, on the fuller side of the good-length band, the ball seamed in. Rahane, who was rooted in his crease, was forced to play but the ball straightened just a wee bit to beat his outside edge and rap him on the back thigh. It was in line with off stump, and umpire Richard Illingworth didn't hesitate in raising his finger. But Cummins had overstepped. The four earlier in the over was already a distant memory. It had taken him to 17, where Rahane would stay stuck for 23 balls. But he was not worried. After facing the white Kookaburra for two months in the IPL, and adjusting to the varying lengths, un...

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There was a point, not long before tea, when anything seemed possible. Australia had a handy lead and were attempting to stretch it, but India and their supporters had hope. The crowd bubbled and shrieked, Virat Kohli conducting from the cordon, and the air was tense with potential. But then Steve Smith joined Marnus Labuschagne and together they muffled the crowd under a suffocating blanket knitted out of pure competence. Labuschagne is so preternaturally calm that, next man in and padded up in Australia’s dressing room, he had actually been asleep until the crowd’s reaction to David Warner’s early dismissal roused the 28 year old from his slumber. He proceeded to play as if determined to wreak the most obvious form of revenge, by casting the very people who had woken him into stupor. Read more But throughout this had been a day of thrills and very literal spills, and just as the last drops of this intoxicating spirit seemed to be draining from the ground Smith caught a sniff. Without warning or reason he rushed at Ravindra Jadeja, thrashed his bat and miscued the ball high to his right, where Shardul Thakur ran round from point to take the catch. Travis Head then spent a frantic 27 balls at the crease, including a wild sweep to deep midwicket where Umesh Yadav fumbled the ball over the rope, before fluffing a return catch to Jadeja. Australia had spent the first two days constructing a fearsome carapace and on the third it crumbled – and revealed a spinning disco ball un...

• Test debut(cap 22 March 2013v Last Test 07 June 2023v ODI debut(cap 3 September 2011v Last ODI 16 February 2018v ODI shirt no. 27 (formerly 37) T20I debut(cap 31 August 2011v Last T20I 28 August 2016v T20I shirt no. 27 (formerly 17, 37) Domestic team information Years Team 2007–present 2008–2010 2011–2015 2016–2017 2018–2019 2019 2020–2021 2022 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 83 90 178 174 Runs scored 5,066 2,962 13,000 6,317 38.96 35.26 47.27 40.23 100s/50s 12/26 3/24 39/55 10/44 Top score 188 111 265 187 – – 108 42 – – 0 3 – – – 14.33 – – – 0 10 wickets in match – – – 0 Best bowling – – – 2/36 Catches/ 100/- 48/– 187/– 83/– Source: 11 June 2023 Ajinkya Madhukar Rahane (born 6 June 1988) is an Indian international Rahane made his first-class debut in Early and personal life [ ] Rahane was born on 6 June 1988 in Rahane married Radhika Dhopavkar, his childhood friend, on 26 September 2014. Domestic career [ ] Rahane had performed well when First-class career [ ] Rahane made his first-class debut, at the age of 19, for Mumbai against Rahane scored 172 against Rahane, with 100089 runs in his second Ranji season (2008–09), In April 2019, Rahane joined List A career [ ] Rahane made his Rahane progressed through the Mumbai ranks and had also been a part of the In September 2018, Rahane was named as the captain of International career [ ] Test career [ ] Rahane was selected in the Rahane made his Test debut on 22 March 2013 against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Tr...

India faces a Herculean task, but there is hope yet. To claim the ICC World Test Championship title, the side will have to record the highest chase in history. With 164 runs in the bag in pursuit of the 444-run target, India has put itself in contention. Virat Kohli (44 batting, 60b, 7x4) and Ajinkya Rahane (20 batting, 59b, 3x4) believe in the dream. On Sunday, the final day, 280 runs stand between India and a long awaited ICC trophy. Awkward questions The pitch at The Oval can spring a few awkward questions to batters, but overall, it is nowhere near a minefield. A steady, determined approach is all the batters need to get the job done. Kohli looked in good nick, placing the straight drives and flicks to perfection. Rahane, the hero of the first innings, was characteristically calm and composed at the crease. The Mumbai batter is batting with tape on his injured finger, but has not shown any signs of discomfort. Green’s catch to dismiss Gill became a talking point. | Photo Credit: Getty Images The India essay began with some drama. Opener Shubman Gill flashed at a ball outside off, getting an edge to gully. Cameron Green stuck his left hand out to latch on, but his hands brushed the ground as he fell. By conventional logic, the fact that Green had his fingers under the ball would tilt the argument in favour of a clean catch, but in this case, it was not clear cut. The television umpire, Richard Kettleborough, declared Gill out. Displeasure Captain and partner Rohit Sharm...

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• Test debut(cap 22 March 2013v Last Test 07 June 2023v ODI debut(cap 3 September 2011v Last ODI 16 February 2018v ODI shirt no. 27 (formerly 37) T20I debut(cap 31 August 2011v Last T20I 28 August 2016v T20I shirt no. 27 (formerly 17, 37) Domestic team information Years Team 2007–present 2008–2010 2011–2015 2016–2017 2018–2019 2019 2020–2021 2022 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 83 90 178 174 Runs scored 5,066 2,962 13,000 6,317 38.96 35.26 47.27 40.23 100s/50s 12/26 3/24 39/55 10/44 Top score 188 111 265 187 – – 108 42 – – 0 3 – – – 14.33 – – – 0 10 wickets in match – – – 0 Best bowling – – – 2/36 Catches/ 100/- 48/– 187/– 83/– Source: 11 June 2023 Ajinkya Madhukar Rahane (born 6 June 1988) is an Indian international Rahane made his first-class debut in Early and personal life [ ] Rahane was born on 6 June 1988 in Rahane married Radhika Dhopavkar, his childhood friend, on 26 September 2014. Domestic career [ ] Rahane had performed well when First-class career [ ] Rahane made his first-class debut, at the age of 19, for Mumbai against Rahane scored 172 against Rahane, with 100089 runs in his second Ranji season (2008–09), In April 2019, Rahane joined List A career [ ] Rahane made his Rahane progressed through the Mumbai ranks and had also been a part of the In September 2018, Rahane was named as the captain of International career [ ] Test career [ ] Rahane was selected in the Rahane made his Test debut on 22 March 2013 against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Tr...

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) are cheering for their own Ajinkya Rahane in the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023 final. With Australia putting up 469 in the first innings, India are now struggling at 151/5. CSK shared a picture of Rahane batting in the WTC 2023 final on Day 2 and wrote: “#Whistle4Blue for a strong front today!" Big names like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Cheteshwar Pujara and Shubman Gill went back to the pavilion early. Ravindra Jadeja then had a 71-run partnership with Rahane. However, as Jadeja was outsmarted by Nathan Lyon, Rahane happens to be the key player for India on the third day of the WTC 2023 final. He will have Srikar Bharat to give him company. Rahane, on the other hand, is a Test veteran for India. With nearly 5,000 runs in Test cricket, the seasoned batter has played 82 matches for his country. The top-order Mumbai batter, however, has not scored a double ton yet. India will be hoping that Rahane chooses this match to smash a new record for himself. Also Read: Rahane’s selection in the Test squad can be attributed to the unfortunate injury of Shreyas Iyer, who established himself as a reliable number five in the format. With Iyer unavailable, the opportunity has arisen for Rahane to make his comeback to the side after an 18-month absence. This return places considerable pressure on Rahane to perform and validate his selection, as he may not receive another opportunity in the near future. Rahane's impressive performance in domestic cricket and a...