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Rahane was not contracted to play white ball cricket Hampshire Sign India Test Star Ajinkya Rahane The batsman becomes the first overseas player from India to sign for Hampshire and will feature in Specsavers County Championship matches throughout May, June and July 27 April 2019 Hampshire Cricket are delighted to announce the signing of India Test batsman, Ajinkya Rahane. The 30-year-old has signed a deal to become the Club’s overseas player, the first ever from India to represent Hampshire, and will feature in eight Specsavers County Championship fixtures throughout May, June and the start of July, subject to visa clearance.

Well on schedule at the moment 128-2 lead approaching 200

Agree top 15 at the moment may change if we get in decent players

What about the Morons who vote for him in Epsom

Well I do I think they were shafted by Greedy Owners which could happen to us

291/6 at stumps Donald 75 Alsop 130 no

Yes the ball was moving around a lot just after tea Donald has 50 now 300 at stumps would be OK 230-5 16 overs left but of course the new ball will attract some wickets

Oh shut up we have a good team this season when Rahane and Vince are available Weatherley, Soames and Donald are young and no doubt will develop I am not sure they have had much batting recently

Cant see that happening Hampshire are doing well with home grown players and a few imports decently paid

We are hardly likely to get any decent players wanting to come to SFC at the moment

I agree with Robert Peston on Twitter Liverpool magnificent. There are times when normal club loyalties don’t apply and all a genuine football supporter can do is marvel and applaud

I am just getting fed up with knobs like you who know **** all about football whingeing about our players From the BBC Arthur Masuaku steams down the left hand-side of the box, his cross is punched out by Fraser Forster but it bounces off Arnautovic, who heads it in from about a metre out. Not much Forster could do about that one. Harsh on Southampton.

Yes I was going to suggest something similar perhaps with Forster in Goal too

We seem to be involved in good entertaining matches now which I believe most want but it does mean that goals will be given away

From the BBC Southampton won one of their first 15 games of the season, before Ralph Hasenhuttl came in. This would be their ninth league victory in 21 games under him if it stays this way. What a job he has done. What a job.

I agree good PL league sides often score in the last few minutes we don't do we

Yes you are probably right at least with cricketers they can find form in the 2nd eleven unlike PL footballers who lose form and have no games to play

Seems an excellent signing to be replaced by Rahane probably Not sure about the signings of Fuller and Donald having seem them Canterbury and online at Hedge End

Still pretty poor giving conceding a goal from our corner

I have not felt so tense for a long time 15 mins to go

Yes but that is not the point it is happening all the time Notably it happened to us at Manchester United a few weeks ago It is not right

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/47766796 I agree with him I know it helped us but we have been at the wrong end of these incompetent decisions. How things will change for the better but surely it cannot go on forever

We did not play well yesterday have no strikers who can score and playing against a team who are playing really well at the moment

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