Rachin Ravindra: Tough To Bounce Back After Being Bowled Out For 60-Odd

Rachin Ravindra, a New Zealand all-rounder, guaranteed his squad would battle hard on day four of the second Test against India.

Highlights

• NZ is well aware that recovering from a collapse is exceedingly difficult.
• On day four, Rachin Ravindra pledged his team would put up a fight.
• India is on the verge of winning the second Test against New Zealand and clinching the series.

New Zealand understands how difficult it is to recover from a 62-run first-innings collapse.

All-rounder Rachin Ravindra promised his squad would battle back on day four of the second Test against India

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Even as India stood on the verge of clinching the second Test series, the Indian-origin Ravindra (2 batting off 23 balls) combined with Henry Nicholls (36 batting off 86 balls) to finish the day with 140/5.

“After the third day’s play, the 22-year-old commented, “It’s always frustrating being bowled out for 60, a lot of things went wrong.”

“Every one of us aspires to be better. We attempted to put such things behind us. We didn’t put in our best effort, but we knew we had a second innings ahead of us. And we’d keep battling from there.”

“It’s critical in this business to learn from your mistakes and move on to the next thing. Rather than focusing on the past,” he remarked.

Ravindra also took three wickets, including Indian captain Virat Kohli, who batted for 36 minutes before being bowled by the left-arm spinner.

“I don’t think I carried too much,” he remarked when asked how much of his bowling transferred over into his hitting.

“From bowling to adopting a game plan. I believe I had a good understanding of the surface and what I was doing. It’s critical that we maintain a high level of intent. Put yourself in good situations to smother the ball.”

Rachin Ravindra scored a tenacious 18 off 91 balls in his debut Kanpur Test to enable New Zealand eke out a draw.

“I wouldn’t say I defied India; it was a team effort, and being out there until the end was very great.”

“Yes, I’ll take that as a source of encouragement, but we still have a long way to go.”

“There’s a lot of cricket to be played in two days and 180 overs,” he remarked.

Ajaz Patel, another Indian-origin spinner, was New Zealand’s lone warrior. Completing the match with 14 wickets, including a 10-for in the first innings.

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