WI vs IND: Ajinkya Rahane at a very critical juncture in his career, if he misses in the West Indies, he will get another chance, then game over! – indian batting coach vikram rathore says ajinkya rahane is very crucial player for south africa tour
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Roseau Dominica: Batting coach Vikram Rathour believes playing with confidence has been a key aspect of Ajinkya Rahane’s comeback and the Indian team will be hoping he continues his form during the tour of South Africa later this year. Rahane’s knocks of 89 and 46 were the only positives for India during India’s defeat in the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia in London last month. He was then appointed as the vice-captain for the ongoing tour against the West Indies. The 35-year-old batsman, however, got out cheaply in the first Test here and will look to make amends in the second Test starting July 20 in Port of Spain.
be at the end of his career
On Ajinkya Rahane’s return, Rathore said, ‘He played very well in the WTC final. He has always been a good player, he was dropped from the team due to poor form. When it comes to technique, you work on it continuously but what is important for me is that he had a very calm attitude. He said, ‘He is playing shots late and close to the body. This has been the most important thing since the comeback. He is still batting like this in the nets. We hope he does well. In South African conditions, you need someone like him to do well. India will play its next Test series in South Africa in December-January.
be at the end of his career
On Ajinkya Rahane’s return, Rathore said, ‘He played very well in the WTC final. He has always been a good player, he was dropped from the team due to poor form. When it comes to technique, you work on it continuously but what is important for me is that he had a very calm attitude. He said, ‘He is playing shots late and close to the body. This has been the most important thing since the comeback. He is still batting like this in the nets. We hope he does well. In South African conditions, you need someone like him to do well. India will play its next Test series in South Africa in December-January.
Shubman also spoke on Gill
Shubman Gill didn’t do well in the first Test after opting to bat at number three, but Rathour said Gill will get enough time to prove himself in his new batting order. “He has got a lot of potential and he has reached that potential in other formats as well. He has also scored runs in Test cricket. Sometimes a specific format may take a while and that is time consuming. He has that time.
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