KL Rahul's Century Struggle: Breaking Home Ground Narratives
Indian cricketer KL Rahul reflects on his performance at home, scoring only two Test centuries in a decade. Despite struggles, he has been working hard to adapt and convert opportunities into runs through singles and twos. His recent performance against West Indies highlights his adaptation to challenging conditions.
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KL Rahul, the stylish Indian batsman, admits his struggle to score Test centuries on home soil has been a challenging aspect of his career spanning more than ten years. With just two Test tons at home, Rahul expressed his determination to correct this statistic by focusing on maintaining his batting tempo.
After a stellar tour in England, Rahul scored his latest century during the Test against the West Indies, his first at home since 2016. He credits his recent success to refining his strategy of accumulating runs through singles and twos, adapting to the unique demands of home conditions.
Rahul's resilience was on display as he overcame both physical and mental challenges, leveraging the confidence gained from playing with India A against Australia. As India took a commanding position, Rahul's hundred was a testament to his refined approach and relentless pursuit of improvement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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