NEW DELHI: Chennai Super Kings batsman
Ajinkya Rahane served a warning to the other sides after his match-winning knock against Kolkata Knight Riders at Eden Gardens on Sunday. Rahane, who smashed a blistering 71 not out off just 29 balls, said that his best is yet to come.
CSK went on register a thumping 49-run win over KKR.
"Just had a clear mindset. If the thing between your ears is right, and your mind is right then you will be fine. I am just trying to enjoy my game. The wicket was a bit sticky, but once you are in you have a great chance. We had a great start, and after that I wanted to play my shots and keep the momentum", Rahane said after the match.
"I have enjoyed all my knocks so far, but I still feel the best is yet to come. It is great learning, I have played under Mahi bhai (MS Dhoni) for India for many years, and now even at CSK, it has been great learning. If you listen to whatever he says, you will more often than not perform," Rahane said.
Rahane is undergoing a revival of sorts during this IPL after being omitted from the national Test side since last year. In five matches, he has scored 209 runs at an average of 52.25 and an astonishing strike rate of 199.04. He has scored two half-centuries so far, with the best score of 71*.