Test great Ajinkya Rahane has announced his retirement from international cricket, bringing an end to a career that saw him represent India across all three formats for more than a decade.

Rahane made his international debut during India’s tour of England in 2011. Over the years, he played 85 Tests, 90 ODIs and 20 T20Is, scoring a total of 8,414 international runs.

The Mumbai batter finished his career with 15 international centuries, including 12 in Test cricket and three in ODIs. He also captained India in 11 matches across formats, six Tests, three ODIs and two T20Is, and lost only one of those games.

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His biggest achievement as captain came during the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia. Rahane stepped in to lead the team after Virat Kohli returned home following the first Test in Adelaide.

India's famous Gabba win under Rahane's captaincy

India had suffered a crushing defeat after being bowled out for just 36 in the Adelaide Test, but Rahane answered with a brilliant century in the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. He then guided an injury-hit Indian side to a memorable 2-1 series win, which ended with the famous victory at the Gabba.

Rahane's Test captaincy

Rahane captained India in six Test matches, winning four and drawing the other two. He retired without losing a single Test as captain and earned praise for his calm and composed leadership during one of India’s greatest overseas triumphs.

His last international match came against the West Indies in a Test in 2023, bringing the curtain down on a memorable journey in Indian cricket.

Ajinkya Rahane batting records in international cricket

Format Matches Innings Runs High Score Average Strike Rate 100s 50s
Tests 85 144 5077 188 38.46 49.50 12 26
ODIs 90 87 2962 111 35.26 78.63 3 24
T2OIs 20 20 375 61 20.83 113.29 0 1

Full list of matches India played under Rahane’s captaincy

Opposition Format Date Result
Zimbabwe ODI 10 Jul 2015 Won (4 runs)
Zimbabwe ODI 12 Jul 2015 Won (62 runs)
Zimbabwe ODI 14 Jul 2015 Won (83 runs)
Zimbabwe T20I 17 Jul 2015 Won (54 runs)
Zimbabwe T20I 19 Jul 2015 Lost (10 runs)
Australia Test 25 Mar 2017 Won (8 wickets)
Afghanistan Test 14 Jun 2018 Won (Innings & 262 runs)
Australia Test 26 Dec 2020 Won (8 wickets)
Australia Test 07 Jan 2021 Draw
Australia Test 15 Jan 2021 Won (3 wickets)
New Zealand Test 25 Nov 2021 Draw