Rahul had last played a Test for India almost two years ago. However, with Shubman Gill being ruled out of the series against England and Mayank Agarwal suffering a concussion ahead of the first Test, the stylish batsman was pitchforked into the opener’s role.
While reviewing the first Test on Sony Sports, Sanjay Manjrekar mentioned that he was extremely pleased with KL Rahul’s performance. He said:
The former Indian cricketer lauded KL Rahul for leaving behind his past failures and playing a determined knock. Manjrekar elaborated:
KL Rahul came into the Trent Bridge Test against England on the back of indifferent performances in the longest format of the game. The 29-year-old had scored just 578 runs at a mediocre average of 22.23 in his last 15 Tests.
Sanjay Manjrekar on KL Rahul having worked on his technical deficiencies
Sanjay Manjrekar added that KL Rahul seemed to have rectified his issues against deliveries in the corridor of uncertainty. He explained:
The 56-year-old signed off by speaking in glowing terms about KL Rahul rising to the occasion and delivering the goods for the team. Manjrekar observed:
KL Rahul’s knock helped India take a 95-run first-innings lead in the Nottingham Test. However, the visitors couldn’t convert the lead into a win as the last day’s play was washed out when the match was intriguingly poised.
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title: “Ind Vs Eng 2021 Sanjay Manjrekar Lauds Kl Rahul For His Knock In The First Test” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-11” author: “Timothy Seedorf”
Rahul had last played a Test for India almost two years ago. However, with Shubman Gill being ruled out of the series against England and Mayank Agarwal suffering a concussion ahead of the first Test, the stylish batsman was pitchforked into the opener’s role.
While reviewing the first Test on Sony Sports, Sanjay Manjrekar mentioned that he was extremely pleased with KL Rahul’s performance. He said:
The former Indian cricketer lauded KL Rahul for leaving behind his past failures and playing a determined knock. Manjrekar elaborated:
KL Rahul came into the Trent Bridge Test against England on the back of indifferent performances in the longest format of the game. The 29-year-old had scored just 578 runs at a mediocre average of 22.23 in his last 15 Tests.
Sanjay Manjrekar on KL Rahul having worked on his technical deficiencies
Sanjay Manjrekar added that KL Rahul seemed to have rectified his issues against deliveries in the corridor of uncertainty. He explained:
The 56-year-old signed off by speaking in glowing terms about KL Rahul rising to the occasion and delivering the goods for the team. Manjrekar observed:
KL Rahul’s knock helped India take a 95-run first-innings lead in the Nottingham Test. However, the visitors couldn’t convert the lead into a win as the last day’s play was washed out when the match was intriguingly poised.
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