Ajinkya Rahane almost certain to be discharged from Team India? Former Indian cricketer made a big claim

Team India: Ajinkya Rahane, the senior batsman of the Indian team, is struggling with his poor form these days. He captained the team in the first Test against New Zealand, but disappointed everyone with the bat. He got injured during the first match and could not play in the second Test match. Former India fast bowler Zaheer Khan has given a big statement about Rahane. He has told whether Rahane will be able to get a place in Team India in the next few series or not.

Zaheer Khan said this
Zaheer Khan believes that Ajinkya Rahane’s return to Team India in the upcoming series has become very difficult. Zaheer said that it is not easy for the players to get a chance in the Indian team and if you miss the opportunity, it becomes difficult for you to come back. The team has many talented players. During a conversation with a cricket website, Zaheer said that if Ajinkya Rahane is unfit, then it doesn’t matter. But if he has been dropped then it will be very difficult to come back.

Such was the performance of Ajinkya Rahane in the first match
In the first Test match played against New Zealand in Kanpur, Ajinkya Rahane scored 35 runs in the first innings, while he could only score 4 runs in the second innings. Rahane has been struggling with his form for a long time and is unable to play any big innings. However, before the second Test, the BCCI told that Rahane is unfit and due to this he is not playing in the match.

It is worth noting that in the absence of Virat Kohli in the first Test match, Ajinkya Rahane led the team. The team did well in this match but the match was drawn at an exciting turn. Ajinkya Rahane’s bat did not play in this match and due to this there were speculations that he would be dropped from the Mumbai Test match. This happened too but the BCCI attributed it to Rahane’s injury.

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