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Playing with positive intent was key for India: Ajinkya Rahane

<p>Mumbai batsman's game plan to bat for long helps Indians post 314-6 on the opening day of the three-day tour match against Sri Lanka Board President's XI in Colombo</p>

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Ajinkya Rahane en route his unbeaten 109 against SL's Board President XI in Colombo yesterday

Ajinkya Rahane en route his unbeaten 109 against SL's Board President XI in Colombo yesterday

Colombo: Centurion Ajinkya Rahane yesterday said that his game plan of playing a long innings before the start of the three-match Test series worked well for him in the solitary tour game here.

Ajinkya Rahane en route his unbeaten 109 against SL's Board President XI in Colombo yesterday. Pic/AFP
Ajinkya Rahane en route his unbeaten 109 against SL's Board President XI in Colombo yesterday. Pic/AFP 

Indians rode on Rahane's unbeaten 109 to manage 314 for six at the end of the opening day's play in the three-day practice game at the R Premadasa Stadium. Rahane's 127-ball stay so far is laced with 11 fours and a six and he was satisfied with his first ton on Sri Lankan soil in cricketing whites.

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