Rachin Ravindra Eager for More Playtime After Stellar Comeback Centurion

Rachin Ravindra, following a commendable century against Bangladesh, is keen to play New Zealand's final group match against India at the Champions Trophy. Despite New Zealand's semi-final qualification, Ravindra, having recovered from a concussion, is eager to maintain momentum and contribute further to the team's success.

Rachin Ravindra is determined to seize every opportunity after scoring a memorable century against Bangladesh at the Champions Trophy, marking a stellar return to New Zealand's lineup. Despite the team already securing a spot in the semi-finals, Ravindra is unwilling to sit out their upcoming dead rubber match against India.

Recovering from a concussion earlier in the tournament, the 25-year-old left-handed batsman emphasizes the importance of participating in all possible games. "In a tournament like this, I guess you want to play as many games as you can," he mentioned during a press conference, illustrating his commitment to the sport.

Ravindra's readiness follows an injury substitution that placed him at number four, replacing the ailing Daryl Mitchell. With Mitchell on the mend, Ravindra noted the team's relief over having some rest days ahead of the clash with India, where they aim to play with intensity despite it being a dead rubber.