Ajinkya Rahane Prioritizes Performance Over Public Relations in Bid for Test Comeback
The veteran cricketer opens up about his struggles with communication gaps in selection, his focus on domestic cricket, and his journey through financial hardships.
- Ajinkya Rahane emphasizes that his cricketing performances, not a PR team, are his way of staying relevant in the competitive world of Indian cricket.
- The 36-year-old batter has been working hard in domestic cricket, including scoring a century in his 200th first-class match, to push for a return to the Indian Test team.
- Rahane expressed frustration over the lack of communication from selectors about his exclusion after the 2023 World Test Championship final, despite his strong performances leading up to it.
- He reflected on his humble beginnings, including his family's financial struggles and his disciplined approach to spending, which shaped his grounded outlook on life and cricket.
- Rahane remains motivated by his passion for Test cricket, stating that the format continues to drive his ambitions and determination to make a comeback to the national team.
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