Actress Athiya Shetty has shared an unseen picture with her rumoured boyfriend and Indian cricketer KL Rahul. See her post here. 

KL Rahul made his feeling apparent on Twitter after the Indian batsman was out of the Australia-India Test series due to a wrist injury.

Indian batsman KL Rahul has been ruled out of the ongoing Test series against Australia with a wrist injury.

With the team on two-day off after the Melbourne Test triumph, the trio spend the night out to welcome 2021.

Rohit's entry certainly adds to the team's choices but whether it can help solve the opening conundrum is something that only time will tell.

 It is likely that KL Rahul won't feature in the second Test with Hanuma Vihari to retain his spot and will bat at no. 4.

The Australian skipper reminds the hosts they can't let their guard down after winning the first Test and must go into the second Test with all their might.

Bollywood actress Athiya Shetty and cricketer KL Rahul never fail to make a buzz with their cute banter and mushy birthday wishes on social media. Once again, the rumored couple caught eyeballs with their Instagram exchange. There was an internet meltdown when Athiya on Wednesday shared a photo where she is seen posing with a bunch of sunflowers in front of her face.

In fact, Rahul and Kohli are the only two Indians to feature in the top-10 list of players rankings in all three categories -- batsman, bowlers and all-rounders.

Nehra feels it makes sense to start Rahul with Mayank Agarwal ahead of Prithvi Shaw or Shubman Gill.

Washington Sundar continues to remain India's highest-ranked T20I bowler, having moved a spot up to 11th place with 614 points

This was Rahul's first T20I duck since July 2016 when he had made a debut in the format in Harare against Zimbabwe.

The Test series between India and Australia starts on December 17 with the day/night match in Adelaide.

KL Rahul joined Virat Kohli and Babar Azam in an impressive run-scoring record during his innings in the first T20I against Australia.

Hardik Pandya took to his official social media profile to share a picture with the Indian cricketers including captain Virat Kohli.

Australia's debutant Cameron Green reveals what KL Rahul told him from behind the stumps when he came to bat during the final ODI.

While Mayank Agarwal opened the batting alongside Shikhar Dhawan in the first two ODIs, Shubman Gill replaced the right-handed batsman in the final match of the series.

Gavaskar also feels that if Hardik Pandya could bowl two or three overs in the shortest format, it will India advantage.

Virat Kohli will go on a paternity leave after the first Test in Adelaide, leaving vice captain Ajinka Rahane at the helm of the team.

Rahul said Australian bowlers could do well because of the familiarity with the conditions.