KL Rahul will play under any circumstances! Gautam Gambhir supported the star wicketkeeper batsman

Delhi: Indian cricket team's head coach Gautam Gambhir has supported star wicketkeeper batsman KL Rahul who is in poor form. He said that the opinion of the team management is more important than the criticism going on on social media. Rahul's bat did not work in the first Test match played against New Zealand in Bengaluru, due to which he had to face criticism. Rahul could not even open his account in the first innings, while in the second innings he scored only 12 runs.

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India had to face defeat in the first match against New Zealand. Now the second test match between the two teams will be played in Pune from Thursday. When asked in the press conference whether KL Rahul will be kept in the team, Gambhir said that the opinion of social media does not matter. Team management thinking is more important.

He also told that Rahul is batting well and he played a balanced innings in the Kanpur Test against Bangladesh on a difficult pitch, where he scored 68 runs.

KL Rahul has the ability to score big – Gambhir

Gambhir said, “I am sure Rahul knows that he has to score big and he has the ability to do so, so he has the support of the team. Everyone judges and that's what international cricket is all about.”

Gambhir said, “Cricket is such a game. If we have enjoyed days like Kanpur, we will have to endure what happened in Bengaluru also. We showed no intention of batting for the remaining two and a half days.”

FAQ


What is the full name of KL Rahul?

Kannur Lokesh Rahul (Kananur Lokesh Rahul), better known as KL Rahul, is an Indian international cricketer.


Which is the village of KL Rahul?

Kannur Lokesh (KL) Rahul is an Indian cricketer, born on 18 April 1992. Karnataka Happened in. His father is a professor of civil engineering and former director at the National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK) in Mangalore and his mother is an associate professor at Mangalore University.

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