Ind vs aus kl rahul flops continues vikram rathour opens about his opening spot in remaining test

New Delhi: The first Test between India and Australia is being played in Nagpur city. By the end of the second day’s play, Team India had made a lead of 144 runs. Captain Rohit Sharma had scored a brilliant century. The same team India’s opener batsman KL Rahul is under threat. He flopped in the first test. After his continuous flop performance, Team India’s batting coach Vikram Rathor has given a hint regarding his spot.

After the end of the second day’s play, reporters asked Vikram in the press conference, is KL Rahul’s place in danger? Answering this question, Vikram said, ‘If we talk about Rahul, in the last 10 innings he has played, some are centuries and some are half-centuries. He has scored centuries in South Africa and England. So according to this, I do not think that we should discuss the possibility of his being in the playing XI.

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Whereas, apart from the words of the coach, KL Rahul has not scored a single century in the last 10 innings. He has planted only one fifty. Rahul has scored 23, 50, 8, 12, 10, 22, 23, 10, 2 and 20 runs in the last 10 innings. During this, his average has been 18. Against Bangladesh also, he got down to open in four innings but could not even cross the figure of 25 runs.

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Former spinner Harbhajan Singh had advised to open Shubman Gill, who is performing well in ODI and T20 cricket. But the team management did not do this. Gill did not get a place in the playing eleven in the first test. Now it will be interesting to see whether Team India will continue to use KL Rahul or give chance to other players as well.

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