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'Hard To Quantify, But It's Pretty Special', Says Rachin On NZ’s 3-0 Win Over India
Left-arm spinner Ajaz Patel took 6-57 as India were bowled out for 121 in a chase of 147, as New Zealand also became the first visiting side to complete a landmark clean sweep in a three-Test series against India.
"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 Ravindra on SEN Radio.
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