KL Rahul

KL Rahul became the second Indian batter after Dilip Vengsarkar to score multiple centuries at Lord's. This is his fourth century in England, placing him among the top Indian run-scorers in the country and the SENA nations this decade.

Former India captain Anil Kumble commended KL Rahul's composed 53* on Day 2 of the Lord's Test against England. Rahul weathered a hostile spell from Jofra Archer, displaying resilience and discipline against a challenging English attack.

Day 2 of the Lord's Test saw Jasprit Bumrah take his second five-wicket haul of the series, while KL Rahul scored a crucial fifty. A ball change controversy also arose, adding to the drama of the day.

Six Indian players are on the cusp of achieving significant personal milestones in the upcoming Lord's Test against England. From surpassing batting records to landmark wicket tallies, these feats add intrigue to the crucial third match.

KL Rahul is on the verge of a significant international milestone as he heads into the third Test at Lord’s. Having shown promising form on the England tour, the stylish right-hander will aim to make it count at the iconic venue.

Former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar revealed Rohit Sharma wanted him to help KL Rahul adopt a more aggressive batting style to boost his impact in big tournaments and Tests, especially with the Australia series being crucial for Rahul.

KL Rahul reflects on his shifting batting roles in recent years, emphasizing adaptability and a team-first mindset. From opening to middle-order and wicketkeeping, he embraces each challenge, showcasing his flexibility in India’s Test setup.

KL Rahul discusses his evolved approach to cricket, emphasizing enjoyment over chasing numbers. He credits this shift to focusing on basics and spending more time practicing, leading to recent successes in various formats and roles.

KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant's centuries propelled India to a commanding position on Day 4 of the Headingley Test. Despite a lower-order collapse, India set England a challenging target of 371, leaving the hosts needing 350 runs on the final day.

KL Rahul's century in the first Test against England at Leeds, his sixth century in SENA countries. This feat surpasses Rahul Dravid's record and ties him with Gavaskar and Rohit Sharma for centuries against England as an opener.