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IPL 2025: KL Rahul Turns Down Delhi Capitals Captaincy Offer, Says Report. New Candidate Is...
The explosive all-rounder had taken charge of DC in IPL 2024 when regular captain Rishabh Pant was suspended from a crucial match against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) for an over-rate breach.
It required lot of preparation, Says KL Rahul after excelling in new role
Rahul, normally a No. 5 batsman, was relegated by the slot in the Champions Trophy but took it as a challenge, scoring 140 runs from four innings.
Rahul has accepted his new role as No.6 batter:, Says Coach Kotak
Rahul had earlier thrived at No. 5, scoring more than 1,000 runs at a healthy average north of 50. But since the ODI series against Sri Lanka in the last year, he has been placed a slot lower in the order.
Champions Trophy 2025: Doeschate Hints at Changes in India’s XI Against NZ, Stresses Balance
Former Netherlands cricketer ten Doeschate reiterated the necessity of balancing players' workloads without disrupting their rhythm for the knockout phase.
KL Rahul Is Our Top Choice; No Room for Two Keeper-Batters: Gambhir on Pant's Exclusion
Gambhir was keen to clarify that with two wicketkeepers in the team, logically enough, therefore, both were unable to fit in the team, especially since the team looked that strong generally. Gambhir stated, "KL is the No. 1 wicketkeeper, and he has performed for us."
Rahul Likely to Be Rested for White-Ball Series Against England
The home series comprises five T20s and three ODIs, which will be more significant considering it precedes the Champions Trophy starting February 19.
3rd Test: Hazlewood Undergoes Scans, Doubtful for Further Participation
Hazlewood arrived late on the field at the start of play and appeared to struggle when he began his spell, rarely exceeding 131 kmph. His first delivery was a wide long hop, which KL Rahul cut away with ease.
3rd Test: Rahul's Half-Century Guides India to 167/6 at Lunch on Day 4
The opening session of the day was a shared contest between the two sides. Australia bagged two crucial wickets of Rohit Sharma (10) and Rahul (84) while India added 116 runs to the scoreboard in the extended opening session which saw 32 overs being bowled despite a brief rain interruption.
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