New Delhi: He is a central figure in Indian epic turnover during an Australian tour 2020-21 but Captain Stand-in Series Ajinkya Rahane said “other people took credit” for the decision he made to raise up the team after all nightmares in the Adelaide test.
As Captain Captain Usually Kohli flew out of Australia, leaving disappointment of insulting losses in the opening in Adelaide, Rahane took control of the most difficult circumstances.
What happened was one of the most extraordinary turnaround seen in the history of the test when India rebounded to win the second match on the Cricket Melbourne land with eight goats, with Rahane leading a fight with a hundred extraordinary.
“I know what I have done there.
I don’t need to tell anyone.
It’s not my nature to go and take credit.
Yes, there are a number of things I took the decision on the field or in the locker room but someone.
Other take credit For that, “Rahane said in an episode ‘backstage with Boria’.
“(What) important to me is that we won the series.
It is a series of history and for me, it’s really special.” Rahane did not take any name but the comment could be a veiled attack on the head coach Ravi Shastri, who was widely recognized for the performance of the team and dominated the media space to become a turnover architect who remembered that the dressing room resembled the hospital at one point.
In fact, Shastri became the team’s voice after the brilliant victory.
Rahane gets praise from the brotherhood of cricket for the way in which he leads a team that runs out in one of the most difficult situations, not only on MCG but through the remaining four matches.
India missed the three frontline players on MCG, and continued to lose key players through a draw for injury but still a victory appeared at the end.
“After that, the reaction from the person or those who take credit or what is said in the media, ‘I do this’ or ‘this my decision’, or ‘this is my call’, it’s for them to talk about,” said Rakee.
“From my end, I know what decision I took on the field and what decision I took on my instinct.” Yes, we talked to management too but I used to laugh at him, that’s what I did in the field, I too.
Never talk a lot about myself or praise yourself.
But what I did there, I knew.
“However, Rahane suffered a prolonged decline after directing India to a historic series victory in Australia, and it continued on a tour of South Africa.
Last year, he played 10 exams and managed only 479 Run.
At an average of 20.82.
He scored two The 50s and some of the 40s were important, but did not have consistency as a whole.
His kick choices were below the scanner too, leading to the senior dough stripped from the deputy captain last December.
In South Africa, he made 136 running from six innings with On average below 22.67.
But he still does not shine by criticism that has followed his badly spoiled.
“I just smiled at him.
People who generally know sports will not talk like that.
I don’t want too much into it.
Everyone knows it, you know what happens in Australia, “he said.” Even after and before Australia, the contribution I made, especially in Red-Ball Cricket, I don’t want to talk about it but Australia really.
As I said, the people who know the sport, likes their sports will speak wisely, “he said.
He has full faith in his ability and remains confident about rediscovering his touch.” Yes, I’m sure about my own abilities, I hit very well and I believe in my abilities.
And I still believe I have a good cricket left in me, “said Rahane.