Ajinkya Rahane

Ajinkya Rahane
Nationality: India
Position: Batsman
Batting Style: Right Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Right Arm Fast Medium
Date of Birth: 1988-06-06 Age: 36

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Ajinkya Madhukar Rahane, a talented cricket player from India, has made a name for himself as a dependable middle-order batter, especially in overseas matches.
While he may not attract as much attention as some of his flashy teammates, Rahane's contributions to the Indian team are highly regarded, and he will always be remembered for leading his side to a magnificent Test series victory against Australia in 2020-21.

Hailing from Mumbai, Rahane quickly established himself as a top-order batter for his domestic team.
In just his second season in the Ranji Trophy, he scored over 1000 runs, contributing significantly to Mumbai's 38th title win.
This impressive performance caught the attention of selectors, and he made his Test debut for India in 2013 after months of traveling with the squad.
In his third match, he showcased his resilience by scoring an unbeaten 51 and a brilliant 96 in Durban.

Rahane's first Test century followed shortly after, during a draw against New Zealand in Wellington in February 2014.
He continued to excel, playing a crucial role in India's historic win at Lord's against England after nearly three decades.
His solid knock of 103 in the first innings set the foundation for the team's triumph.
Rahane further solidified his position as a formidable batsman with his maiden ODI century at Edgbaston, helping India secure a 3-1 series win against England.

The talented batter's exceptional form continued, with impressive centuries in Melbourne, Colombo, and two against South Africa in the Delhi Test of the 2015-16 series.
Rahane's captaincy skills came into the spotlight when he led the team to victory against Australia in the Bengaluru Test of 2017.
His partnership with Cheteshwar Pujara proved vital as India went on to win the series.

One of Rahane's most memorable performances came during India's tour of Australia in 2020-21.
With regular captain Virat Kohli absent, Rahane took charge and led the team admirably.
After a disastrous first Test in Adelaide where India were bowled out for a mere 36 runs, Rahane's masterful hundred in Melbourne turned the series in India's favor.
His exceptional leadership and batting skills played a crucial role in India's hard-fought series win.

Despite being primarily recognized for his orthodox batting technique in the Test format, Rahane has also proven his worth in T20 cricket.
He amassed over 500 runs in two IPL seasons for the Rajasthan Royals, achieving two centuries in the tournament.
In the 2022-23 season, he led Mumbai to victory in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
His astonishing knock of 61 off just 27 balls for the Chennai Super Kings against the Mumbai Indians in the 2023 IPL further showcased his versatility and ability to perform under pressure.

Ajinkya Rahane's contribution to Indian cricket is undoubtedly significant, and his performances have garnered admiration and respect from teammates and fans alike.
While he may not always steal the spotlight, his consistent performances and leadership skills have cemented his place as a dependable and integral part of the Indian cricket team.
As Rahane continues to showcase his talent on the field, fans eagerly await his future achievements in the game.

Format	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100s	50s	6s	4s
T20	96	93	7	2417	105	25.99	1918	126.02	1	14	72	232
4day	7	13	0	307	119	23.62	572	53.67	1	1	0	40
FC	28	39	3	1311	115	33.62	2781	47.14	3	8	8	152
ODI	12	12	0	586	103	48.83	754	77.72	1	7	4	63
Test	2	4	0	170	97	42.50	418	40.67	0	1	1	14
List A	10	10	1	379	71	37.90	424	89.39	0	4	9	34

Format	Ave	Econ
T20	-	-
4day	-	-
FC	-	-
ODI	-	-
Test	-	-
List A	-	-

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