KL Rahul for the T20i series in India against Bangladesh, amid the Bat campaign in the continuous Indian Premier League (IPL) campaign. For the non -opposite, the last T20i appeared in Rahul came during the T20 World Cup semi -finals against England in Adelaide. So far, Rahul 493 ranked in 11 games with a rate of 61.63 on average, destroying the 1950s and century. According to a report in Times from India (TOI)Rahul is also scheduled to be considered in Bangladesh T20is when the India team is chosen for the upcoming test series against England.
India will play three Odis and T20is against Bangladesh in August, after the end of the England tour.
In the semi -finals of the T20 World Cup, Rahul was rejected for five balls by Chris Wox, where England in India has 10 texts, and finally won the title.
The former light -light Tom Modi in Australia indicated that Rahul had not attributed to him many of his real potential after he broke 112 defeats against Gujabra to save the capitals of Delhi from the collapse of the beating.
Rahul caused his pods in 60 births, and ended without defeat at 112 with a strike rate of 172.30. In IPL 2025, he was seen at 148.04, as he collected 493 in 12 floors. This is his best strike since IPL 2018, when he scored 659 running in 14 games at a rate of 158.41.
“I always find criticism about an unusual KL Rahul. I think he is a much better player than many people giving him the credit for it. The way I look at these roles, I think they are great roles,” said Modi at the time of Espncricinfo.
“And yes, see, it will depend on who wins the game if it is, as you know, the player of the match or not. But the way I look at this and look at the multiplication card, what is letting them and does not reach that 220 is the other fighters who were placed in only 150.
He added: “When you have someone there, this is building the total, and your role when it comes is the effect on the game – 30 from ten balls, those types of roles, which suddenly take you to 220. Instead of directing the finger to the same person, I think it is the other direction.”
(With IANS inputs)
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