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KL Rahul will start his rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore from June 13 as he wants to get fit for the upcoming Asia Cup. During an Indian Premier League (IPL) match against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) skipper limped off the ground with a thigh injury that he picked up during the second over of the game. Good news: KL Rahul will be going to NCA on June 13th for his rehab as he is eying a comeback through the Asia Cup. While running the length of the field to try and stop a boundary hit by RCB opener Faf du Plessis, he pulled up midway and went down on the ground in a lot of pain. As Rahul left the ground, it seemed like a serious quadriceps injury. MORE: Later in that match, although he did come to bat at number 11, the batsman couldn't run and was clearly in pain. He underwent surgery in the United Kingdom and was spotted walking with crutches in London. However, earlier this week, it was reported that he has resumed walking without help and now it seems that the batsman is ready to embark on his way to recovery. Due to the surgery, he could not participate in the ongoing World Test Championship Final 2023 (WTC Final 2023) vs Australia at The Oval. “Absolutely gutted that I won’t be at the Oval next month with Team India. I’ll do everything I can to get back in the blue and help my country. That has always been my focus and priority. After careful consideration and consultation with the medical team, it’s been...

IMAGE: KL Rahul checked into the NCA for his rehab. Photograph: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images Senior India batter KL Rahul has checked in at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru to start his extensive rehabilitation programme post a thigh surgery with an eye to make a return during the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka in September ahead of the marquee ODI World Cup. Rahul, who captained Lucknow Super Giants, was injured during the IPL and had to pull out of the tournament and the subsequent World Test Championship final after a thigh surgery was advised. Rahul, who bats in the middle-order in ODI cricket and also dons the big gloves in the 50-over format, is an important member in the ODI set-up in the absence of Rishabh Pant, who is also recovering from a horrific car crash in December last year. The 31-year-old has scored 2,642 runs in 47 Tests, 1,986 runs in 54 ODIs and 2,265 runs in 72 T20Is with 14 international hundreds across formats.

He underwent thigh surgery in the UK soon and also missed out on the WTC Final for the same reason. Meanwhile, the cricketer has returned to Bangalore, his home town, and is set to undergo extensive rehabilitation programme at the National Cricket Academy. If the reports in PTI are to be believed, the cricketer is eyeing to return for the Asia Cup that is to be played in September. It is a crucial tournament for India with World Cup to commence on October 5. With Rishabh Pant still recovering from the horrific car crash in December last year, Rahul becomes a vital cog as a wicketkeeper-batter in India's line-up. Coming back to Rahul returning to his home town, he checked in at the NCA and posted a tweet about it as well. As for the Asia Cup, nothing is official at the moment in terms of PCB's hybrid model getting approved. Reportedly, the ACC has approved the model with four matches set to be played in Pakistan while the rest of the tournament will take place in Sri Lanka. The competition will be played from September 1 to 17, and all teams including India have a great chance to test their World Cup squad in the Asia Cup.

Overview Cricket was never KL Rahul’s first choice as a child, until he fell in love with it while attending NITK in Mangaluru. Since then, KL Rahul has worn many hats for the national team, and there has been no turning back. He takes pride in winning matches for India in all formats and has emerged as an important cog in the national team’s success in all formats. 1.1 Career Brief An opening batsman of the highest pedigree, KL Rahul hails from Karnataka, the land of all-time greats like Gundappa Viswanath and Rahul Dravid. His batting has everything – the flair of Sir Viv Richards, the artistry of Mohammed Azharuddin and the compactness of Cheteshwar Pujara when needed. Like his namesake Rahul Dravid, the other Rahul can bat, keep wickets when needed and don multiple hats for the national team. • Rising through the ranks & maiden Test ton in Sydney KL Rahul made his debut for Karnataka in 2010-11 season. It took him just a couple of years to emerge as the highest run-getter in the 2012-13 season. His strong performances for Karnataka helped him grab the attention of the national selectors. By the end of 2014, he made his Test debut against Australia at the MCG. After a few initial jitters, Rahul ended the Australian series with his maiden Test ton in Sydney. • When did Rahul make his ODI debut? After making his opportunity count in Tests, KL Rahul made his ODI debut against Zimbabwe in Harare in June 2016 as an opener. A few months later in August 2016, Rahul smashed a b...

KL Rahul's Injury Big Concern For LSG Ahead Of Blockbuster CSK Challenge Rahul sustained injury on his right thigh during the match against RCB here on Monday, while Unadkat slipped badly while bowling at the nets, resulting to a nasty fall on Sunday. • Press Trust of India • Updated: May 02, 2023 01:06 PM IST Hit by injuries to skipper KL Rahul and seamer Jaydev Unadkat, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) would be wary of Chennai Super Kings' ability to bounce back when the two sides face each other in an Indian Premier League match here on Wednesday. LSG would also be facing the heat after failing to chase down a meagre total of 126 in their own den, getting bundled out for just 108 in 19.5 overs by Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday. Rahul sustained injury on his right thigh during the match against RCB here on Monday, while Unadkat slipped badly while bowling at the nets, resulting to a nasty fall on Sunday. The extent of both the injuries is yet to be ascertained but Rahul came out to bat at No. 11 in LSG's unsuccessful run chase, facing three balls without opening account. His inclusion in the LSG team for Wednesday's match is doubtful. Players like Kyle Mayers, Nicholas Pooran, Marcus Stoinis and Krunal Pandya have chipped in individually as well as collectively in previous games to keep the Lucknow franchise afloat while skipper Rahul has not been at his best after the two half centuries (74 against Punjab Kings and 68 against Gujarat Titans). LSG's performance this sea...

It has been a tough Indian Premier League (IPL) season for KL Rahul. The Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) skipper has not been in the best of form in this year's IPL. He has scored 279 runs across 9 innings so far, a disappointing run by his standards. Before he could script a comeback, the batsman suffered thigh injury against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Rahul tried to play through the pain coming to bat on the 11th wicket in the second innings, but the injury visibly prevented him from contributing meaningfully. MORE: As per KL Rahul injury to be managed by the BCCI The report states that Rahul's further involvement with LSG in this season's IPL will be decided by the BCCI. He is currently in Lucknow where the Giants take on Chennai Super Kings on Wednesday, but he will not be in the squad for the game. Furthermore, the LSG skipper's treatment will be done bythe medical team of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru, who also come under the BCCI. His scans will reportedly be done in Mumbai at a BCCI designated facility. Considering the World Test Championship final between India and Australia will take place next month, and KL Rahul is contracted with the BCCI, it is natural they will monitor his status as he is a vital member of India's test team. MORE: When will KL Rahul be back from injury? As of now very little is known about Rahul's return with the medical team still running tests and observing him before making any assumptions or conclusions. Reports sugges...

KL Rahul — full name Kannanur Lokesh Rahul — is now one of the most high-profile and recognisable faces in Indian cricket, and a regular pillar of the Test, ODI and T20 sides for his country. The top-order batter, 30, is also an experienced operator in the Indian Premier League, now approaching his 10th anniversary since making his debut back in 2013. Here is all you need to know about Rahul's IPL career, stats and top performances ahead of the 2023 tournament getting under way. MORE: KL Rahul IPL team Unlike some of his colleagues in the India national sides — such as Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli — Rahul is not a 'one-franchise player'. He's changed teams a few times since making his IPL debut way back in 2013 for Royal Challengers Bangalore. The opener played for Sunrisers Hyderabad in the 2014 and 2015 seasons before returning to RCB for 2016. He missed the 2017 season through injury but was bought by the Punjab Kings for 2018, before switching to Lucknow Super Giants for their debut campaign in 2022. He will again play for the Super Giants in 2023 as their captain. Kaptaan KL always has time for his Has KL Rahul ever won the IPL? Despite being one of the most prolific run-scorers in IPL history, Rahul has never won the title. He was part of the RCB side that reached the final in 2016 but lost out by an agonising eight runs to his former franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad that year. KL Rahul IPL stats KL Rahul's IPL stats are as impressive as anyone's. His top score of 132 n...

Overview Cricket was never KL Rahul’s first choice as a child, until he fell in love with it while attending NITK in Mangaluru. Since then, KL Rahul has worn many hats for the national team, and there has been no turning back. He takes pride in winning matches for India in all formats and has emerged as an important cog in the national team’s success in all formats. 1.1 Career Brief An opening batsman of the highest pedigree, KL Rahul hails from Karnataka, the land of all-time greats like Gundappa Viswanath and Rahul Dravid. His batting has everything – the flair of Sir Viv Richards, the artistry of Mohammed Azharuddin and the compactness of Cheteshwar Pujara when needed. Like his namesake Rahul Dravid, the other Rahul can bat, keep wickets when needed and don multiple hats for the national team. • Rising through the ranks & maiden Test ton in Sydney KL Rahul made his debut for Karnataka in 2010-11 season. It took him just a couple of years to emerge as the highest run-getter in the 2012-13 season. His strong performances for Karnataka helped him grab the attention of the national selectors. By the end of 2014, he made his Test debut against Australia at the MCG. After a few initial jitters, Rahul ended the Australian series with his maiden Test ton in Sydney. • When did Rahul make his ODI debut? After making his opportunity count in Tests, KL Rahul made his ODI debut against Zimbabwe in Harare in June 2016 as an opener. A few months later in August 2016, Rahul smashed a b...

KL Rahul's Injury Big Concern For LSG Ahead Of Blockbuster CSK Challenge Rahul sustained injury on his right thigh during the match against RCB here on Monday, while Unadkat slipped badly while bowling at the nets, resulting to a nasty fall on Sunday. • Press Trust of India • Updated: May 02, 2023 01:06 PM IST Hit by injuries to skipper KL Rahul and seamer Jaydev Unadkat, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) would be wary of Chennai Super Kings' ability to bounce back when the two sides face each other in an Indian Premier League match here on Wednesday. LSG would also be facing the heat after failing to chase down a meagre total of 126 in their own den, getting bundled out for just 108 in 19.5 overs by Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday. Rahul sustained injury on his right thigh during the match against RCB here on Monday, while Unadkat slipped badly while bowling at the nets, resulting to a nasty fall on Sunday. The extent of both the injuries is yet to be ascertained but Rahul came out to bat at No. 11 in LSG's unsuccessful run chase, facing three balls without opening account. His inclusion in the LSG team for Wednesday's match is doubtful. Players like Kyle Mayers, Nicholas Pooran, Marcus Stoinis and Krunal Pandya have chipped in individually as well as collectively in previous games to keep the Lucknow franchise afloat while skipper Rahul has not been at his best after the two half centuries (74 against Punjab Kings and 68 against Gujarat Titans). LSG's performance this sea...

KL Rahul — full name Kannanur Lokesh Rahul — is now one of the most high-profile and recognisable faces in Indian cricket, and a regular pillar of the Test, ODI and T20 sides for his country. The top-order batter, 30, is also an experienced operator in the Indian Premier League, now approaching his 10th anniversary since making his debut back in 2013. Here is all you need to know about Rahul's IPL career, stats and top performances ahead of the 2023 tournament getting under way. MORE: KL Rahul IPL team Unlike some of his colleagues in the India national sides — such as Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli — Rahul is not a 'one-franchise player'. He's changed teams a few times since making his IPL debut way back in 2013 for Royal Challengers Bangalore. The opener played for Sunrisers Hyderabad in the 2014 and 2015 seasons before returning to RCB for 2016. He missed the 2017 season through injury but was bought by the Punjab Kings for 2018, before switching to Lucknow Super Giants for their debut campaign in 2022. He will again play for the Super Giants in 2023 as their captain. Kaptaan KL always has time for his Has KL Rahul ever won the IPL? Despite being one of the most prolific run-scorers in IPL history, Rahul has never won the title. He was part of the RCB side that reached the final in 2016 but lost out by an agonising eight runs to his former franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad that year. KL Rahul IPL stats KL Rahul's IPL stats are as impressive as anyone's. His top score of 132 n...