Team India Wickeket-Batter Kl Rahul played a key role under pressure in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign. After the finals, TV presenter Sanja Ganesan, who is also the wife of Jasprit Bumrah, asked Rahul about the experience of holding a shot to the Indian hairstyle.
Kl Rahul was under pressure to keep his place in the team in front of Rishabh Panto, but gave consistent appearances behind the stumps. Wiketeper helped Captain Rohit Sharmi with Drs calls. Rahul found that Wikets to the Indian Spin Quartet is the most challenging in the tournament.
I have to crush 200-250 times – Kl Rahul
Kl Rahul gave a sincere answer to the question of the experience of retaining Wicke to the Indian attack. Rahul stated that he had to squat 200-250 times while holding them.
“It’s not fun.
India was the only team that had five specialist Spinners in its composition. Ravandra Jadeja, Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav played in all five matches of the tournament. Washington Sundar did not appear in any game, while Varun Chakaravarthy joined the XI player in the last group match against New Zealand.
Varun Chakaravarthy ended up as a common highest Vitnjak for India, along with Mohammed Shamija, picking up 9 Wickeke in just three matches. Kuldeep Yadav took 7 hickets, while Jadeja and Axar combined 10 scalp. All in all, Indian Spinners took 26 Wickskete – the most teams in the tournament.
The plots made them even more dangerous – Kl Rahul
Kl Rahul also praised Indian Spinners for his extraordinary appearances during the champion trophy. Rahul emphasized that their ability to exploit the conditions did his job behind the stumps even more difficult.
“They are high quality. The positions were obviously a little helping them, which made them even more dangerous. It makes me even more challenging for me behind the stumps. The way they worshiped, the way they used these conditions were phenomenal,” Rahul continued.
ICC Winning aren’t so easy to get – kl rahul
The 32-year-old expressed joy for winning his first ICC title. He stated that each player was increasing when he gave them the opportunity, which ultimately led to their success.
“The ICC victory are not so easy to get and that’s my first one, so I’m over the moon,” Rahul said.
“It was a complete team effort, all 11-12 players stood up and their chance and opportunity was the opportunity, and this is one of the biggest reasons why we eventually won the tournament.”
Cricket cricket born in Karnataki played key blows in racing chases during a knockout phase. He scored 42 runs of 34 balls in the semi -finals and 34 of 33 in the conflict of the title.
Rubbing on No. 6, Rahul scored 140 runs in four stabs in an extraordinary average of 140 and a strike rate of 97.90. He was also involved in the ICC team of the tournament.
