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Ajinkya Rahane's 3-Word Post Goes Viral. Internet Points At Its 'Timing'

Ajinkya Rahane uploaded a video on social media from his practice session. In the four-second clip, the right-handed batter could be seen playing a flick shot on a fuller delivery. "No rest days," was the caption of the video. It is interesting to note that the post from Rahane came after the Indian cricket team suffered an embarrassing loss to South Africa in the first Test match in Centurion. The Proteas put a stunning all-round display to hand India an innings and 32-run defeat.

Many fans on social media praised the timing of Rahane's post.

See it here:

No rest days pic.twitter.com/EM218MqMhK

India's dream of winning a Test series in South Africa for the first time was ended inside three days as they crashed to defeat at SuperSport Park in Centurion on Thursday.

Timing of this tweet

With the series consisting of only two matches they can at best earn a share of the honours if they win the second Test starting in Cape Town on Wednesday.

Perfect timing

I mean, timing off the shot

"We'll regroup and come back," said Indian captain Rohit Sharma after the game.

I know what you did here

"It's important to regroup as quickly as we can, tough from a loss like these but as sportsmen you go through these times. Got to pick ourselves up."

You should be playing in South Africa right now

India had no answer to South Africa's pace attack as they crashed to 131 all out in their second innings, after conceding a 163-run first innings lead.

What a timing for this tweet Rahane bhai.

Virat Kohli hit an aggressive 76 for India before he was last man out but the rest of the batting collapsed against South Africa's fast bowlers on a lively pitch.

The second innings lasted just 34.1 overs. Kohli hit 12 fours and a six in an 82-ball

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