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IPL 2024 is just a few days away from now. Fans are eagerly waiting for this mega tournament. Just before the start of the tournament, a CSK player has given a strong performance. This player has been in great form for some time now. Now this player has made his country as well as the fans of Chennai Super Kings happy by playing a stormy innings in 35 balls in a match played against Australia. This player is none other than New Zealand’s young batsman Rachin Ravindra. Who has batted very well against Australia.
Rachin’s storm came on the field
In the first match of the three-match T20 series between New Zealand and Australia, Rachin Ravindra batted amazingly, he scored 68 runs on 35 balls in this match. During this, he hit 2 fours and 6 sixes at a strike rate of 194.29. Ravindra had scored only 14 runs on the first 16 balls of his innings, after which he surprised Australia by scoring 54 runs on the last 19 balls. Apart from this, Devon Conway also batted well and scored 63 runs on 46 balls. Conway also plays for CSK in IPL.
CSK got a great deal in IPL
New Zealand’s young star Rachin Ravindra is also ready for IPL debut. After breaking records in the ODI World Cup 2023, Rachin was picked up by Chennai Super Kings for Rs 1.80 crore for the upcoming season. He was recently a part of the Test series against South Africa, where he also scored a double century and is a top-order batsman with the ability to spin the ball.
What did Rachin say after the match?
After batting strongly against Australia, Rachin Ravindra said that playing at his home ground was no less than a dream, the atmosphere here was amazing. I was a little nervous in the beginning, but was lucky because Conway was playing well from the other end. Once I came to bat I tried to improve it a bit.
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