Kl rahul: Delhi Capitals is going to launch its IPL 2025 campaign against Lucknow Super Giants from March 24 tomorrow. The match between the two teams is going to be held in Visakhapatnam. But before the first match, the Delhi team has suffered a major setback as veteran KL Rahul. Because he is suddenly out of the league. In such a situation, when can he return. Let's know when he will return to the cricket field now ....?

Lokesh Rahul shocks franchise

In fact, before the start of IPL 2025, there were reports about wicketkeeper batsman KL Rahul (KL Rahul). He is going to miss a few initial matches for family reasons. Now this news has been confirmed by Australia Mitchell Starc's wife and Australia captain Alyssa Heli. He has also claimed that Rahul and his wife Athiya Shetty are going to give birth to their first child.

This was revealed by Elisa Heli on YouTube channel ListNR Sport.

Alyssa Heli confirms

Talking about this on YouTube channel about this, Elisa Heli said,

"It will be interesting to see who comes to Delhi Capitals after Harry Brook. By the way, he has an option of KL Rahul. But he will miss the initial match because of becoming a father."

Let me tell you here, he did not tell how long he is not going to play. Because there is no official information about this. But it is likely that Rahul may miss the first three matches.

In such a situation, it will be interesting to see which player will be launched at this position. It is likely that Karun Nair may get a chance in the IPL in place of Rahul, who recently performed brilliantly with the bat in domestic limited over cricket.

Delhi bought Rahul for 14 crores

Significantly, KL Rahul was bought by Delhi Capitals for 14 crores. The last season was not good for him. Prior to Delhi, he was with LSG as captain. But under his captaincy, LSG could not do anything special, after which he was released.

After this, he has now come to Delhi. It was believed that he would play as captain in this team as well. But here he will be seen only as a player. The command of Delhi is in the hands of the letter.