The second Test of the four-Test series between India and England will be played on February 13 at M Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. In the first Test, England played brilliantly and defeated Team India by 227 runs. Both the Indian batsman and bowler were badly flapped. Virat Kohli’s captaincy was also challenged after the first Test defeat and he was heavily criticized. Meanwhile, on the leadership question, Ajinkya Rahane responded in a unique way, saying it would not put any spice on it.

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Speaking at a press conference, he asked if the players’ body language was not looking positive in the first Test due to a change in leadership. Rahane responded by saying, ‘It happens when your energy in the game is down a bit, but that doesn’t mean it’s due to a change in leadership. I mentioned earlier that Virat is our hero. If you’re looking to dig and spice something up, unfortunately you won’t find it. There are many reasons body language can be negative, which is due to the first two days of the first Test. There may be many more reasons. ‘

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Rahane gave a fitting reply to critics about his farm, ‘We were playing in the home ground (test) almost two years later. If you look at the score of the last home series, there may be something (big score). Rahane scored 59 and 115 innings in that series against South Africa in 2019. Rahane said, ‘It’s more about the team’s achievement than any individual performance and how I can contribute to the team. If you look at the statistics of the last 10-15 Test matches, you can see some runs.