It was quite an exciting 50th over for the Indians. The match began with Nitin Menon giving Ajinkya Rahane out caught on the leg side. However, the Indian skipper quickly reviewed it. Replays showed that there was no inside edge, so the decision was reversed. Rahane was able to survive, but the right-hander’s luck today meant that he was promptly dismissed.
Ajinkya Rahane was not able to enjoy the DRS saving him. He was bowled by Kyle Jamieson on the next ball of the India-New Zealand first Test in Kanpur. Rahane was India’s stand-in captain in this Test match. He looked confident against the New Zealand bowlers. Just as things looked bright, Rahane smashed one back on his stumps in the second session. It is possible that Rahane’s DRS survival in the previous ball played a part in this as it was an unforced shot by the veteran right-hander. All this info can be used for IPL Betting and online betting in different cricket betting apps or other betting apps.
It was quite an exciting 50th over for the Indians. The match began with Nitin Menon giving Rahane a catch down the leg side. However, the Indian skipper quickly reviewed it. Replays showed that there was no inside edge, so the decision had to change. Rahane was able to survive, but the right-hander’s luck today meant that he was dismissed in his next ball.
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Rahane was right to admit that the ball was meant to be cut. The ball was too short, it was too wide. But the problem with Rahane’s approach was that he tried to force it. Instead of using Jamieson’s speed and bounce to guide him through the gap, he wanted to force the issue. He paid the price. Rahane gained an inside edge on his stumps.
He had to walk back for 35 of 65 balls. He hit six boundaries during his innings.
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Ajinkya Rahane stats
India lost Shubman Gill (52) and Cheteshwar Pujara (26), respectively, in the post-lunch session. (3) — All three failed to score big after spending considerable time in the middle. Shreyas (batting off 55 runs) and Ravindra Jadeja (batting off 13 runs) held the fort for the home team at the break. The Indian batsmen were again troubled by Kyle Jamieson, a Lanky New Zealand pacer. His innings total now stands at three. India lost opener Mayank Agarwal (13 runs off 28), before lunch when the hosts reached 82 for 1. Thanks to a 61-run stand, Pujara and Gill were able to win.
