KL Rahul: Kannadigi Rahul, who answered the question of fitness as a Khadak!

KL Rahul: Rahul batting along with his wicket keeping is also fine. But, many questions about KL Rahul Fitness have been raised.

In the absence of Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul has been given India's leadership for the first two games of the one-day series against Australia. India defeated Australia by 5 wickets in the first one-day match in Mohali under the leadership of Rahul.

KL Rahul played 58 of the 63 balls in Mohali. KL Rahul has made a comeback in the wound-up Taim India. Teem was away from India for about 4 months due to thigh surgery.

He had to return to the India team right from the Asia Cup but he never played league matches because he was injured again and returned to the India team from the Super-4 stage of the Asia Cup. They have been playing well since then.

He was returning from a match against Pakistan in the Asia Cup and was a century-long. His wicket keeping is also better with batting. But, many questions about KL Rahul Fitness have been raised.

Experts also questioned whether Rahul was able to bear the burden of both batting and wicket keeping. However, after seeing his batting and wicket keeping in the last few one-day games, perhaps all the questions may have been answered.

KL Rahul has also given the same answer to questions raised about his fitness. According to the India Today report, KL Rahul, all I saw playing in the Asia Cup, I played all the matches on Super-4. I've been wicketkeeping and batting 50 overs. Plus I also scored the run.

So I think people who have worried about my fitness should have their answer. Hopefully, I have answered directly that I will maintain this rhythm for the next two months.

When KL Rahul spoke on this, when I returned to the team, I knew I had to bat with wicket keeping. So I worked so hard for my fitness.

As a cricketer, we know the challenges we face on the field and say we are always trying to improve it during training and practice periods. The Southern Rahul is performing well in both batting and keeping.