Team India's batsman Ajinkya Rahane is known all over the world for his strong batting. Ajinkya Rahane has now been shown the way out of the Indian cricket team by the BCCI management and is now seen playing in domestic cricket. These days, Ajinkya Rahane has become the center of discussion because of one such innings of domestic cricket in which he had defeated all the opposition bowlers equally. Some people believe that it was because of Rahane's batting that he was given a chance in Team India.

Ajinkya Rahane beats bowlers in domestic cricket

Team India's batsman Ajinkya Rahane is captaining Mumbai in domestic cricket and has made many big records in his name while playing for Mumbai. Ajinkya Rahane had made many big records with his batting for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy in 2009. This season, while playing against Hyderabad in Hyderabad ground, Rahane faced 382 balls and played an unbeaten inning of 265 runs with the help of 23 fours and 2 brilliant sixes.

The condition of the match was like this

If we talk about the Ranji Trophy 2009 match played between Mumbai and Hyderabad at Hyderabad ground, then in this match Hyderabad team won the toss and decided to bat first. Batting first, Hyderabad team was reduced to 266 runs. In response, the Mumbai team, who came to bat, declared the innings at 521 runs at the loss of 2 wickets with the help of Ajinkya Rahane's 265 runs, Sahil Kukreja's 122 runs and Wasim Jaffer's unbeaten 107 runs. Now Hyderabad team, who came to bat in the third innings, scored 276 runs at the loss of 6 wickets till the end of the match and the match was drawn.

Ajinkya Rahane's career is very brilliant.

If we talk about the cricket career of Team India batsman Ajinkya Rahane, his career has been very brilliant. In his career so far, he has scored 13533 runs in 326 first class matches of 192 matches at an average of 45.56. During this period, he has played 40 centuries and 58 half-centuries in the first class.

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