Rated highly by the great Rahul Dravid for his near-perfect batting skills, KL Rahul is the quintessential opener with all the traits of becoming a modern day great of the gentlemen's game. Belongs to the India's next generation of batsmen, Rahul's breakthrough moment came in the 2013-14 Ranji season when he laid the foundation for Karnataka's triumph with 1033 runs. It included three centuries, three nineties, and a Man-of-the-Match performance in the final. After making an unforgettable Test debut against Australia at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground, Rahul found his mojo in his second Test in Sydney where he stroked a brilliant hundred to stamp his class in the international arena. He was later selected in the limited-overs squads in Zimbabwe and West Indies in mid-2016. Rahul repaid the faith of selectors in style and showed his versatility across formats by scoring a hundred each on his ODI and T20I debut. In the lucrative Indian Premier League, the Bangalore-born batsman has played for Royal Challengers Bangalore, Sunrisers Hyderabad so far. After spending last two seasons with RCB, Rahul has been picked up by Kings XI Punjab in this year's player auction. He was one of the most expensive Indian buys (Rs 11 crore) of the 2018 edition. Rahul can open or bat at No 3 and 4, and given his ability as a wicketkeeper, this is a key purchase for KXIP. Major teams - India, Bangalore Brigadiers (Urban), India Under-19s, India Under-23s, Karnataka, Karnataka State Cricket Association Colts XI, Royal Challengers Bangalore, South Zone, Sunrisers Hyderabad Playing role - Opening batsman Batting style - Right-hand bat
Read MoreIndia posted 64/1 in their first innings at lunch on the second day of the fourth and final cricket Test against Australia here on Sunday.
Opener KL Rahul on Wednesday said India skipper Virat Kohli has already showed signs of being a "great leader" with his energy, passion and penchant for leading by example.
Indian opener Lokesh Rahul missed out on his maiden double ton by one run as India replied with a solid 391/4 in their first innings at stumps on the third day of the fifth and
Team India were off to a solid start after England’s lower-order took their team to a commendable 477 in their first innings on the second day of the fifth and final cricket Test. The home
In a boost for the home team's batting line-up, promising batsman Lokesh Rahul today made a comeback into the Indian squad ahead of the second cricket Test against England, starting from November 17 at Visakhapatnam.
Disappointed to have not found a place in the team for the first Test against New Zealand, Gautam Gambhir today made it to the squad for the last two matches against the black caps. The
Gambhir is likely to replace KL Rahul for the second Test against New Zealand as he suffered a right hamstring during India’s second innings in the first Test.
Retaining his spot in the ICC T20I batsmen rankings, India's Test skipper Virat Kohli remained on top while off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has returned to the top five in the bowlers' list, climbing up to fourth
West Indies managed to sneak past India by one run as Dwayne Bravo displayed tremendous composure at the Central Broward Regional Park in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday. Promising batsman Lokesh Rahul's 110 not out went
West Indies straight away swung into action after electing to field first against India at the Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium today as they clinched two important wickets of opener Shikhar Dhawan and captain Virat
India rode on opener KL Rahul’s career-best 158 to score 358 at the loss of five wickets and gain a lead of 162 runs at the end of Day 2 of the second Test match at Sabina Park here on Sunday.
As Lokesh Rahul went on to hit his third century in Test matches, India further reduced its trail against West Indies. Rahul, who took 182 balls to get to his hundred, ringed in the century
Providing India just the kind of start which was required after Windies got dismissed for a paltry 196 in the second test match, opener Lokesh Rahul cracked an unbeaten 75 to guide his team to
Saint Nevis (West Indies): The Indian Cricket team players, who are touring West Indies, are under scanner after posting a photograph with a beer pint on social media. A photograph in which Lokesh Rahul and
Opener Lokesh Rahul, on Saturday, became the first Indian batsman to score a hundred in his maiden ODI, in first of the three-match series against Zimbabwe in Harare.
New Delhi: Looking forward to the challenge of facing Dale Steyn in the upcoming four-match Test series against South Africa, Indian opener Lokesh Rahul has said playing the speedster in the longer format is a
Mumbai: Lokesh Rahul enhanced his case for inclusion in India's first Test XI with a composed half century, guiding Board President's XI past a difficult period on day one of the two-day practice game against
Mumbai : Around hundred college cricketers from eight countries, including Pakistan, would take part in the final leg of Red Bull Campus T20 cricket tournament in Dehradun from October 19-24.The participating nations in the tournament to be played at the National
Colombo: Opener Lokesh Rahul struck a fluent century as India recovered from early jitters to reach 319 for six in their first innings to leave the second cricket Test against Sri Lanka evenly poised here
Chennai: Opener Lokesh Rahul missed out on a hundred while captain Cheteshwar Pujara struck a solid fifty to take India A to 221 for six on a rain-affected day one of the first ‘unofficial' cricket
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