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# **Thank You, Ajinkya Rahane – The Silent Warrior of Indian Cricket **
          	
          	Not every legend seeks the spotlight. Some let their bat, character, and leadership speak for themselves.
          	
          	**Ajinkya Rahane (Cap No. 278)** retires after an incredible international career, leaving behind a legacy built on resilience, humility, and unforgettable moments.
          	 ##  Career Stats
          	
          	• **195 International Matches**
          	• **8,414 International Runs**
          	• **15 International Centuries** & **51 Fifties**
          	• **85 Tests:** 5,077 Runs | 12 Hundreds | 26 Fifties
          	• **90 ODIs:** 2,962 Runs | 3 Hundreds | 24 Fifties
          	• **20 T20Is:** 375 Runs
          	• **100+ Test Catches**
          	 ##  Career Highlights
          	
          	 ICC Champions Trophy Winner (2013)
          	 ICC World Test Championship Finalist (2021 & 2023)
          	 Historic **2–1 Border-Gavaskar Trophy** triumph in Australia (2020–21) as captain after the Adelaide 36-all-out.
          	 Match-winning century (112) at the MCG that changed the course of the series.
          	 Retired with the rare record of **never losing a Test as India's captain**.
          	 ##  Legacy
          	
          	Rahane wasn't the loudest player—but he was one of the bravest.
          	
          	He delivered when India needed him the most, especially in overseas conditions. Calm under pressure, elegant with the bat, brilliant in the slips, and a leader who inspired through actions rather than words.
          	
          	**Some players are remembered for statistics.
          	Ajinkya Rahane will be remembered for character, courage, and one of the greatest overseas Test victories in Indian cricket history.**
          	
          	**Thank you, Jinks. ❤️**
          	 #ThankYouRahane #AjinkyaRahane #TeamIndia #IndianCricket #TestCricket #BorderGavaskar #Legend #Cap278
          	

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# **Thank You, Ajinkya Rahane – The Silent Warrior of Indian Cricket **
          
          Not every legend seeks the spotlight. Some let their bat, character, and leadership speak for themselves.
          
          **Ajinkya Rahane (Cap No. 278)** retires after an incredible international career, leaving behind a legacy built on resilience, humility, and unforgettable moments.
           ##  Career Stats
          
          • **195 International Matches**
          • **8,414 International Runs**
          • **15 International Centuries** & **51 Fifties**
          • **85 Tests:** 5,077 Runs | 12 Hundreds | 26 Fifties
          • **90 ODIs:** 2,962 Runs | 3 Hundreds | 24 Fifties
          • **20 T20Is:** 375 Runs
          • **100+ Test Catches**
           ##  Career Highlights
          
           ICC Champions Trophy Winner (2013)
           ICC World Test Championship Finalist (2021 & 2023)
           Historic **2–1 Border-Gavaskar Trophy** triumph in Australia (2020–21) as captain after the Adelaide 36-all-out.
           Match-winning century (112) at the MCG that changed the course of the series.
           Retired with the rare record of **never losing a Test as India's captain**.
           ##  Legacy
          
          Rahane wasn't the loudest player—but he was one of the bravest.
          
          He delivered when India needed him the most, especially in overseas conditions. Calm under pressure, elegant with the bat, brilliant in the slips, and a leader who inspired through actions rather than words.
          
          **Some players are remembered for statistics.
          Ajinkya Rahane will be remembered for character, courage, and one of the greatest overseas Test victories in Indian cricket history.**
          
          **Thank you, Jinks. ❤️**
           #ThankYouRahane #AjinkyaRahane #TeamIndia #IndianCricket #TestCricket #BorderGavaskar #Legend #Cap278
          

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Maiden World Cup For Indian Women's Team
          
          
          Our Girls did it Finally India won
          women's Wold cup.
          
          They healed something they did not break.
          
          November did not always bring heartbreak to Ict Fans sometimes it brought healing as well.
          
          finally
          What a historic moment! As a fan, the feeling of watching the Women in Blue lift their maiden ICC Women's World Cup trophy is absolutely incredible. 
          The historic World Cup victory for Team India was achieved by a squad led with distinction by captain Harmanpreet Kaur and vice-captain Smriti Mandhana.
          The team's backbone was formed by the stellar all-round performances of Deepti Sharma, who was deservedly named Player of the Tournament, alongside Amanjot Kaur and Sneh Rana. The batting line-up featured the explosive returns of final hero Shafali Verma, the solid support of Jemimah Rodrigues and Harleen Deol, and the wicket-keeping expertise of the hard-hitting Richa Ghosh.♥️ The pace and spin attack was spearheaded by the superb Renuka Singh Thakur, complemented by the likes of Radha Yadav, Kranti Gaud, Arundhati Reddy, and Sree Charani. Rounding out the formidable winning squad were wicket-keeper Uma Chetry (who came in as a replacement for the injured Yastika Bhatia) and the initial squad member Pratika Rawal who was unfortunately ruled out before the semi-final.
          
          All girls have exceptional performances throughout the tournament and Credit goes to Coach Amol Muzumdar.
          
          
          Congratulations girls All the very best for future  
          The whole country is proud of.......
          
          
          It creates history and mark rise of Women's Cricket Team 
          
           #TEAMBLUE#PROUDOFYOUGIRLS#INDIANWOMEN#MAIDENTROPH#WOMENWORLDCUP2025#AMOLMUZUMDAR

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Two Legends. One Dream. Rohirat Forever
          
          
          After **5 years and 9 months**, we finally saw the **Rohirat partnership** again! 
          The banter, smiles, coordination, and unspoken bond — pure nostalgia for every Indian fan.
          
          **Virat Kohli — the King **
          After two ducks, he rose with fire. That 1-run celebration, cheeky smile, and brilliant catch reminded us why he’s the **Chase Master**. Despite trolls, he stood taller, answering with his bat. Legends never fade.
          
          **Hitman — Rohit Sharma **
          At 38, he didn’t just play — he dominated. **Man of the Series. Man of the Match.** Calm, composed, ruthless. Leadership isn’t titles — it’s spirit.
          
          Critics questioned their 2027 commitment. But **Virat’s 74**, **Rohit’s 121** in the 3rd ODI, and 73 in the 2nd match silenced doubts.
          
          Rohit adapted his game, Virat faced hate but stood tall. For them, it’s not fame — it’s **one dream**: seeing India lift the World Cup 
          
          **India lost 2–1**, yet it doesn’t feel like defeat. Spirit, intent, and passion shone through.
          
          **Key contributors:**
          Harshit Rana 6 wickets, Kuldeep 1 wicket, Axar 2 wickets & 31+44 runs, Washington Sundar solid, Nitish Kumar Reddy ODI debut, Shubhman Gill strong captaincy, Siraj 2 wickets, Rahul 31 runs, Arshdeep 2 wickets, Shreyas Iyer 61 runs & great catch.
          
          Fans are happy — **Rohirat back together**, the bond, the laughter, the energy.
          
          Win or lose, **these legends have already won our hearts ❤️**
          Thank you Rohit Sharma & Virat Kohli for hope, emotion, and proving age or captaincy can’t define greatness. ✨
          
          * #Rohirat #INDvsAUS #TeamIndia #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #KingKohli #Hitman #IndianCricket #MenInBlue #BleedBlue #OneTeamOneDream**

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THANK YOU CAPTAIN ROHIT SHARMA 
          
          Today marks a turning point in Indian cricket. Shubman Gill has been named the ODI captain, bringing to an end Rohit Sharma’s  captain role. It’s hard not to feel a mixture of pride, nostalgia, and gratitude. For under Rohit’s leadership, Indian cricket has grown, achieved, inspired—and left memories no scoreboard can ever erase. 
          
          I am absolutely not expecting this today. Honestly, before this announcement, I was so happy because finally the long wait was over — we were all set to see Rohit and Virat back together on the field again. 
          
          It was every Indian cricket fan’s dream — to see our Rohirat♥️ duo back, leading and lifting one more trophy together. We all wished that both of them would bring home the World Cup — Rohit Sharma as the captain, and Virat Kohli as the highest run-scorer. That’s what every Indian heart silently prayed for.
          
          But destiny (BCCI) had something else planned. Today, as I write this, it still feels surreal that Rohit Sharma is no longer India’s ODI captain. It feels like the end of an era.
          
          
          Still, I hope — from the bottom of my heart — that both Rohit and Virat play brilliantly in the upcoming India vs Australia series. Let them shine again, not as captain or senior player, but simply as two legends wearing the Indian blue.
          
          
          Still cannot Accept but hope
          
          THANK YOU CAPTAIN ROHIT SHARMA FOR THE BEST MEMORIES OF CRICKET 
          
          Highest individual ODI score: 264 vs Sri Lanka in 2014 — still unbeaten in history.
          
          Three ODI double centuries — the only man on Earth to achieve that.
          
          Winning T20 World Cup and
          
          Winning Champions Trophy as best captain 
          
          
          Still as a fan a request from heart to both Rohirat 
          World Cup 2027