DTVHINDIMetro Bank One-Day Cup: ‘He kept me calm at the other end’: Peter Handscomb on batting alongside Ajinkya Rahane
Handscomb and Rahane are playing in the same team for Leicestershire Foxes in the tournament Peter Handscomb and Ajinkya Rahane (Image Credit- Twitter/X) Metro Bank One-Day Cup, Leicestershire Foxes vs Sussex: Recently a match of the Metro One Day Cup being held in England was played between Leicestershire Foxes and Sussex. In this match, Australian wicketkeeper batsman Peter Handscomb and experienced Indian batsman Ajinkya Rahane were seen playing together from Leicestershire’s side. On the other hand, after playing together in the match, Handscomb has given a big statement about Rahane. Let us tell you that both of them had a match winning partnership of 146 runs in the match, due to which Leicestershire Foxes won by 10 runs against Sussex. Peter Handscomb made a big statement about Ajinkya Rahane Let us tell you that after the match between Leicestershire Foxes and Sussex, Handscomb told BBC Radio – Ajinkya Rahane kept me calm at the other end during this partnership. We knew that we were capable of starting at the end and we put together a partnership of more than 100 runs. It was beautiful to bat with him. 🗣️ “It was 𝗕𝗘𝗔𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗙𝗨𝗟 to bat with him.” Hundred hero Peter Handscomb on his 146-run stand with @ajinkyarahane88. pic.twitter.com/KG8RYWNLuG — Leicestershire Foxes 🦊 (@leicsccc) August 5, 2024 On the other hand, if we give you information about the match of Group B in the Metro ODI Cup, then Leicestershire has won against Sussex by 10 runs. Batting first, Leicestershire scored 363 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in the stipulated 50 overs. For the team, opener Ian Holland played a brilliant innings of 65 runs and Solomon Budinger played an innings of 84 runs. But in the end, on the basis of Ajinkya Rahane’s 68 and Peter Handscomb’s 119 runs, Leicestershire set a strong target of 364 runs for the opposition team to win. After this, when Sussex came out to chase this target given by Leicestershire, they could only score 353 runs at the loss of 9 wickets in 50 overs and had to face defeat by 10 runs in the match.
IPL 2024: “If I had not fought with Gambhir, my bank balance would have increased” – Manoj Tiwari’s shocking revelation
Tiwari, who completed 10,000 first class runs during the campaign, is continuously making big revelations one after the other after retirement. The right-handed batsman, who played 12 ODIs and three T20 matches for India, recently said that he wants to ask MS Dhoni why he dropped him from the Indian team. Now, the 38-year-old, who was part of the Kolkata Knight Riders team that won their first Indian Premier League title in 2012, has said that he had a fight with then captain Gautam Gambhir at the time, due to which he was dropped from the team. . Due to this, he could not play for this franchise for long. From Anand Bazaar Patrika Manoj Tiwari Said that, “KKR became champion in 2012. At that time I had managed to hit the winning four. I got a chance to play for KKR for one more year. If I had not fought Gambhir in 2013, I probably would have played for two-three more years. This means that the amount I was to receive as per the contract would have increased. The bank balance would have been stronger, but I never thought about it.”
