India succumbed to a 3-0 defeat in their test series against New Zealand and it was a historic loss for India as this was the first time India have lost a three or more match test series at home. The New Zealand team ran over India in all three test matches which led to India’s massive defeat. One of the biggest stars of New Zealand’s iconic series win was star batter Rachin Ravindra who tortured India with the bat throughout the series. Rachin Ravindra recently opened up on the message his father sent him following New Zealand’s win in the test series. 

Rachin Ravindra On His Father’s Emotional Message 

Rachin Ravindra opened up on the message his father sent to him following New Zealand’s win in the test series against India. 

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“I haven’t heard my dad say to me, ‘so proud of you’ often in my life, so it was nice to get that message when we won. Obviously I’m just very grateful for everyone in my inner circle. I was making him get up and he’d come and throw balls for me two hours before school. Mum getting me ready every day for school, training and games – that unconditional love, which I’ll never forget. That’s stuff I’ll never take for granted.” said Rachin Ravindra after New Zealand’s win against India. 

‘It Was Unbelievable’- Rachin Ravindra After New Zealand’s Win 

Rachin Ravindra was ecstatic after New Zealand’s win against India in the three match series. He opened up on the celebrations the New Zealand players did after their historic win.  

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“It was unbelievable. On the field, it was a different feeling. I think it’s nothing like I’ve quite experienced before. Just seeing everyone’s elation, running towards each other. Ajaz’s sixth wicket, and being in Mumbai and seeing all the boys together in a huddle jumping around. It’s hard to quite quantify, but it’s pretty special,” said Rachin Ravindra after the match. 

New Zealand will now play England in a test series.