Star India batter KL Rahul was sidelined from the last three Tests against England due to a quadriceps injury, for which he underwent surgery last year. However, he is making good progress towards fitness ahead of the Indian Premier League 2024 (IPL 2024), set to commence on March 22. Rahul, who serves as the captain of Lucknow SuperGiants, is gearing up for their first IPL 2024 match against the Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur on March 24 Experiencing discomfort in his right quadriceps, Rahul sought expert advice in London to address his injury concerns. "He had consultations with top medical professionals in London. After returning to India on Sunday, he has commenced rehabilitation at the BCCI's National Cricket Academy in Bangalore," a source informed TOI. It is anticipated that he will receive the Return to Play certificate from the NCA soon. Rahul, who has been battling health issues, sought guidance from top medical experts in London to address his concerns. Now, fans eagerly await his return to the field, following his recent updates on his health and rehabilitation progress. After consultations with leading medical professionals in London, Rahul returned to India on March 3, determined to embark on his path to recovery. His decision to seek specialised care abroad underscores his commitment to restoring his fitness and reclaiming his place in the cricketing arena. Upon his return, Rahul wasted no time in initiating his rehabilitation process. He commenced his rehab regimen at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), a renowned institution known for its world-class facilities and expert support staff. Under the guidance of