Chasing 179, Rajasthan romped home with five wickets and a ball to spare last night. Rahane was the star for them bagging the match of the match honour for striking a 48-ball knock of 67.
"I feel our bowlers came back strongly and restricted the visitors a good 10-15 run short then what was expected at one stage. They should be given credit for the way they bowled in last 6-7 overs," said Rahane after the match here.
"I wanted to contribute and play well. Selections are not in my hands," said Rahane.
Talking about last night's match, Rahane said his strategy was to stay at least till the 15th over to ensure the team was close to a win.
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