Will you open – yes, will you go at number six – yes, will you do keeping – yes… players do one job, many

New Delhi. It would not be wrong to call KL Rahul a complete team man. The only player of Team India who is ready to bat from opening till number six. Also, if he/she has to handle the responsibility behind the wicket, he/she does not hesitate. Overall, whatever work is given to this player to do in the interest of the team, he/she accepts it with a smile. Now take the Australia tour only. When captain Rohit Sharma did not reach Australia for the first test, the team management sent Rahul for the opening. This player, who played in the middle order most of the time, came out as an opening batsman and played a brilliant innings and rescued the team from difficulties.

When KL Rahul is asked to open, he/she says yes. When asked to bat at number three, he/she answers yes. Even if it is sent in middle order, the answer is yes. Even when it comes to batting at number six, he/she plays brilliant innings there. Even when it comes to wicketkeeping, he/she is ready to play this role. Overall, this is a player who remains at the forefront in contributing to the team by playing at any number under any circumstances.

If you have courage then there is no need of technology… Bat was made a hammer, Nitish Reddy defeated a strongman like Pat Cummins

Don’t make KL Rahul a partner of Yashasvi Jaiswal, the veteran’s advice before the Test series against Australia.

Rahul returned unbeaten on 62 runs
Rahul is unbeaten on 62 runs in the second innings of the Perth Test match. Along with Yashasvi Jaiswal, he/she has added 172 runs for the first wicket. Rahul, who was controversially out for 26 runs in the first innings, gave all his/her experience in the second innings. he/she along with young Jaiswal took the innings forward. The Indian team has taken a lead of 218 runs in the second innings. The second and third sessions were entirely in the name of Rahul and Jaiswal. In the second session, Rahul and Yashasvi scored 84 runs in 26 overs while both scored 88 runs in 31 overs.

Rahul scored half century in 124 balls
KL Rahul scored a half-century in 124 balls. This is the 18th fifty of Rahul’s Test career. This is the fourth time that Indian openers have scored two half-centuries simultaneously in Australia. Earlier, the opening pair of Sunil Gavaskar and Chetan Chauhan had played innings of 70 and 85 runs respectively in Melbourne in 1981. Gavaskar and Srikanth, while opening, played innings of 166 and 51 runs in Adelaide in 1985. In 1986, Gavaskar scored 172 and Srikanth scored 116 runs in the opening in Sydney.

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