The veteran batter shared an emotional video on Instagram to announce his decision and soon received heartfelt tributes from across the cricketing world, including from his Mumbai teammate and former India captain Rohit Sharma. "We've shared the dressing room for so many years, and I know how much hard work has gone into everything you've achieved. Rahane represented India in 85 Tests, scoring 5,077 runs, including 12 centuries and 26 fifties, at an average of 38.46. In T20Is, Rahane featured in 20 matches and scored 375 runs, including one half-century. Rahane also captained India to a crucial Test victory against Australia in Dharamshala in 2017.