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By India Today Sports Desk: Former cricketer Wasim Jaffer heaped praise on Ajinkya Rahane for his performance on his Test comeback during the World Test Championship final against Australia at the Oval. Rahane was excluded from the Test squad after the tour of South Africa in 2022, and the 34-year-old decided to head back to the domestic circuit to get back to form. Rahane scored runs for Mumbai and then took his form into the IPL this year. Rahane played a fine knock of 89 in the first innings and stitched together an important partnership with Shardul Thakur and then scored 46 in the second innings. Despite the loss, the 34-year-old's performances earned a lot of praise from all corners with Jaffer being the latest. Speaking to Sportskeeda, the former cricketer said that Rahane absorbed pressure as India were in a spot of bother when he had walked in. Jaffer said when Rahane plays attacking and positive cricket, the 34-year-old is a different player. Jaffer said that he hopes Rahane can play and stay consistent from here on. “The way he batted in both innings and absorbed the pressureâ€æ India were under pressure in both innings when he walked out to bat. India were chasing a big score in the first innings and it was the same story in the second innings. He has shown that he can absorb that pressure." "When Ajinkya Rahane plays attacking and positive cricket, he is a different player. I just hope he plays and he stays consistent from here on,” Jaffer added.

WTC Final: Virender Sehwag, Wasim Jaffer Mock Third Umpire On Shubman Gill's Dismissal WTC Final: Shubman Gill's dismissal has sparked controversy and former cricketers Virender Sehwag and Wasim Jaffer didn't miss out on the opportunity to take a dig at the third umpire's decision. • Asian News International • Updated: June 11, 2023 09:18 AM IST Sehwag and Jaffer questioned the umpire's decision in their unique way. "Third umpire while making that decision of Shubman Gill. Inconclusive evidence. When in doubt, it's Not Out," Sehwag wrote in his tweet. Third umpire while making that decision of Shubman Gill. Inconclusive evidence. When in doubt, it's Not Out "Third umpire watching the replay before pressing out," Jaffer wrote in his tweet. Third umpire watching the replay before pressing out After Shubman Gill's loss at the end of the second session, India bounced back with In the 20th over the Indian team suffered a major setback as

"Hello @MichaelVaughan, long time no see #BANvENG," Jaffer tweeted with a picture of him in the Bangladesh shirt. Hello As for the match, Bangladesh restricted England to 142/6 after putting 158/2 on the board. Opener Liton Das scored the highest with 73 while Najmul Hossain Shanto and Rony Talukdar contributed with 47* and 24, respectively. The visitors got off to a bad start when Phil Salt was dismissed for a golden duck in the first over, but from that point on, the Three Lions' ship was steadied by When the hosts increased the pressure on England, Malan top-edged one to Das behind the wickets in the 14th over to become

In a chat with "I was a bit surprised. He was batting so well on Day 4 and was not playing this stroke. He was disciplined and was leaving a lot of balls even though Australia were constantly testing him [outside off stump]. I was surprised Kohli played such a stroke on the fifth morning. "It was a bad shot. There's no doubt about it. In the first innings, he got a very good delivery, which was somewhat unplayable and he couldn't do much about it. He looked in control in the second innings. I feel he himself will be very disappointed," Jaffer added. "It was a bad shot. It was an ordinary shot. You should ask Kohli what shot he played. That was a shot outside the off-stump. We talk so much about the fact that when you are going to win a match, you need a long innings. You need a century-plus innings to win that. How do you get to a century-plus inning if you are going to play a shot which is so far outside the off stump?" Gavaskar had said on Star Sports.

In a chat with "I was a bit surprised. He was batting so well on Day 4 and was not playing this stroke. He was disciplined and was leaving a lot of balls even though Australia were constantly testing him [outside off stump]. I was surprised Kohli played such a stroke on the fifth morning. "It was a bad shot. There's no doubt about it. In the first innings, he got a very good delivery, which was somewhat unplayable and he couldn't do much about it. He looked in control in the second innings. I feel he himself will be very disappointed," Jaffer added. "It was a bad shot. It was an ordinary shot. You should ask Kohli what shot he played. That was a shot outside the off-stump. We talk so much about the fact that when you are going to win a match, you need a long innings. You need a century-plus innings to win that. How do you get to a century-plus inning if you are going to play a shot which is so far outside the off stump?" Gavaskar had said on Star Sports.

By India Today Sports Desk: Former cricketer Wasim Jaffer heaped praise on Ajinkya Rahane for his performance on his Test comeback during the World Test Championship final against Australia at the Oval. Rahane was excluded from the Test squad after the tour of South Africa in 2022, and the 34-year-old decided to head back to the domestic circuit to get back to form. Rahane scored runs for Mumbai and then took his form into the IPL this year. Rahane played a fine knock of 89 in the first innings and stitched together an important partnership with Shardul Thakur and then scored 46 in the second innings. Despite the loss, the 34-year-old's performances earned a lot of praise from all corners with Jaffer being the latest. Speaking to Sportskeeda, the former cricketer said that Rahane absorbed pressure as India were in a spot of bother when he had walked in. Jaffer said when Rahane plays attacking and positive cricket, the 34-year-old is a different player. Jaffer said that he hopes Rahane can play and stay consistent from here on. “The way he batted in both innings and absorbed the pressureâ€æ India were under pressure in both innings when he walked out to bat. India were chasing a big score in the first innings and it was the same story in the second innings. He has shown that he can absorb that pressure." "When Ajinkya Rahane plays attacking and positive cricket, he is a different player. I just hope he plays and he stays consistent from here on,” Jaffer added.

"Hello @MichaelVaughan, long time no see #BANvENG," Jaffer tweeted with a picture of him in the Bangladesh shirt. Hello As for the match, Bangladesh restricted England to 142/6 after putting 158/2 on the board. Opener Liton Das scored the highest with 73 while Najmul Hossain Shanto and Rony Talukdar contributed with 47* and 24, respectively. The visitors got off to a bad start when Phil Salt was dismissed for a golden duck in the first over, but from that point on, the Three Lions' ship was steadied by When the hosts increased the pressure on England, Malan top-edged one to Das behind the wickets in the 14th over to become

WTC Final: Virender Sehwag, Wasim Jaffer Mock Third Umpire On Shubman Gill's Dismissal WTC Final: Shubman Gill's dismissal has sparked controversy and former cricketers Virender Sehwag and Wasim Jaffer didn't miss out on the opportunity to take a dig at the third umpire's decision. • Asian News International • Updated: June 11, 2023 09:18 AM IST Sehwag and Jaffer questioned the umpire's decision in their unique way. "Third umpire while making that decision of Shubman Gill. Inconclusive evidence. When in doubt, it's Not Out," Sehwag wrote in his tweet. Third umpire while making that decision of Shubman Gill. Inconclusive evidence. When in doubt, it's Not Out "Third umpire watching the replay before pressing out," Jaffer wrote in his tweet. Third umpire watching the replay before pressing out After Shubman Gill's loss at the end of the second session, India bounced back with In the 20th over the Indian team suffered a major setback as