“Someone Who Never Chased Moments”, Sachin Tendulkar’s Heartfelt Tribute to Ajinkya Rahane on His Retirement

Indian cricketer Ajinkya Rahane has announced his retirement from International Cricket. He has shared a post on Instagram. Sachin Tendulkar has shared a special post on Ajinkya Rahane’s retirement and wished him best for his future.

Sachin Tendulkar has shared a post on X. “Congratulations on a remarkable career, @ajinkyarahane88. The first time we batted together for Mumbai, I saw someone who never chased moments. They came to you because you were willing to do the hard yards for the team. That same quality defined your finest hour in Australia. You showed that composure isn’t the opposite of aggression. It is often what gives a team the confidence to be fearless. Congratulations on a wonderful career! Wishing you and your family all the very best,” he wrote.

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Congratulations on a remarkable career, @ajinkyarahane88. The first time we batted together for Mumbai, I saw someone who never chased moments. They came to you because you were willing to do the hard yards for the team. That same quality defined your finest hour in Australia.… — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) July 30, 2026

His composure, durability and tranquil demeanor on the field were praised by Sachin. With four victories and two draws, Rahane had an unbroken Test captaincy record and the greatest win percentage among Indian Test captains who had participated in at least five matches.

His term featured India’s momentous triumph at the Gabba, which put an end to Australia’s protracted unbeaten streak there during the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which India won 2-1, as well as an unforgettable comeback victory in Melbourne.