Champions Trophy: KL Rahul says he is ready for a new challenge

Driving Force: Rahul is one of the main members of the Indian Middle-order. File | Photo Credit: PTI

KL Rahul has owned one of India’s Middle-orders batting pillars and notes in ODIs in the past few years. 5 spots. However, in recent times, as blue men wanted to mix things with left-right combo, Rahul hurriedly

In the inaugural battle against Bangladesh, Rahul did an important crude 3 (1B) when the team had some problems in the back of 225.

The 32 -year -old, who duo also does the big gloves, said he was ready for the new challenge.

“It is never easy for anyone to move different places for the team. But the game goes like this. What the team thinks is the best possible combination and what they feel is the best entrance point for the player, you leave it to them and just try to do your job,” Before India, the ‘Champion Troof in New Zealand said on Sunday New Zealand.

With insight to how to adapt to a new role, Rahul revealed that he was watching training with old balls and dry points to imitate the conditions he could bat.

“I may probably walk with eight or 10 to 12 overs; if we (well) are better than that is better. So, I realized that when I went inside, my skill-set would survive for the tok and injury to the sixes.

“As soon as I enters (net), I challenge myself to see if I can hit six of the first couple’s distributions or borders. How many boundaries can I hit in the first 10 balls? It is more realistic for what I can get here. And you are the only way to give yourself the best chance of success and the team is the only way to give yourself the only way to give yourself.

Rahul is aware of the competition with the second wicket in the squad, but he believes in being truthful towards his power.

“There is – I would not lie,” Rahul said that many margins were not defective, considering the competition for his place. “I mean, he is a talented player and shows how aggressive he is and how fast he can change the game.

Temptation

“We always have the temptation of the team (captain or coach) to play. But if the chance is given, I try and see what I can do. I’m not trying to join the ish Schove or trying to play like it, so I try to do what I do and stuck in my game.”