Kl rahul century: In the first innings of the Handingley Test, where KL Rahul missed his half -century, in the second innings he shut down all the critics with a smokeless century. Rahul played a brilliant century of 137 runs off 247 balls.

Despite this banging innings, Rahul seems unhappy with something. For the last few years, KL Rahul has been seen batting at different batting positions in Team India. Its impact was probably seen on his game somewhere. He has now openly discussed all these.

KL Rahul is sad about this

KL Rahul was seen discussing his farm after the fourth day play in the Handingley Test ended. Despite the average of 34.70, Rahul believes that he no longer allows the data to dominate himself. Rahul said, ‘Of course when I see my average, it hurts, but at this stage I do not want to think about the figures’. He clearly explained that now he does not pay attention to the number or record at all.

Rahul said, ‘I am just scoring just runs. There was a time when I used to start but did not know how to change in big scores. Especially in Test format, I am very calm in my mind and now do not run after the number ‘. Giving credit to former India assistant coach Abhishek Nair, KL Rahul said that I have spent a lot of time with him last 15 to 18 months and I have returned to basic things.

Rahul is expected to have a blockbuster match

In the second innings of the Headingley Test, KL Rahul completed the 9th century of his Test career by scoring a century in 202 balls. This is his third Test century on England’s land. Earlier, Rahul has done this feat in Oval and Lord’s Cricket Ground by scoring a century. With this, Rahul has become the first Asian opener to score a three -Test century in England to overtake Sunil Gavaskar, Rahul Dravid, Vijay Merchant and Tamim Iqbal.

Rahul expects an exciting match on the last day who hoped to be a blockbuster of this match. By the end of the fourth day’s play, England have scored 21 runs without any loss. For England, Ben Docket and Jack Carouly are present on the Cries.

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