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Rahane exits on his own terms, not on the scoreboard’s terms
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Rahane’s retirement will sharpen debate over how Indian cricket values team-first veterans.

Rahane’s exit is a reminder of the value of senior players who prioritize team culture over personal branding. It also closes a long, respected chapter in Indian cricket.

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Rahane’s exit is a reminder of the value of senior players who prioritize team culture over personal branding. It also closes a long, respected chapter in Indian cricket.

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Ajinkya Rahane said he retired after listening to his own feelings rather than chasing runs, records or milestones. In an Idea Exchange conversation, the former India batter said he wanted to stop while he still enjoyed cricket, after a 30-year journey that began in Mumbai as a child. He said he spoke to his father, wife Radhika and coach Pravin Amre before deciding, and described the emotional weight of leaving the India dressing room behind.

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Rahane exits on his own terms, not on the scoreboard’s terms

Ajinkya Rahane says he retired because he still wanted to enjoy cricket, after a career built around team-first choices.

Indian Express·1h ago
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