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Confident that our team will do well: Rahane

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Last updated on: May 27, 2017 22:16 IST
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‘Each and every team has a great combination but if we can play to our potential, I am sure we will do well’

Ajinkya Rahane

IMAGE: Ajinkya Rahane, left, with Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Photograph: BCCI/Twitter.

India's senior batsman Ajinkya Rahane is confident that if the play to their potential then they will be able to defend the Champions Trophy won in 2013.

"It (Champions Trophy) will be a great challenge. Each and every team has a great combination but if we can play to our potential, I am sure we will do well," Rahane said after team's practice session at the Lord's ground.

Virat Kohli's deputy stated that the mood in the dressing room has been upbeat after a good practice session at the 'Home of Cricket'.

"Mood (in the dressing room) has been really good. We had a fantastic first practice session. The boys are having fun on the tour. It is important to have fun, gel together, enjoy each other's success. A lot of boys are getting a feel of this ground and it's great culture for the first time," said Rahane.

For Rahane, training at the Lord's became extra special as his best Test hundred came at the 'Mecca of Cricket' in a winning cause.

"It always feels really good to be back at Lord's. We have got good memories. Getting a hundred, winning a Test match and felt so happy finding my name on that Honours Board along with legends such as Rahul bhai (Dravid) and Dilip Vengsarkar. Every time, I enter Lord's, I get a positive vibe, walking through that Long Room, looking at the photographs of the legends," he said.

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