Kl rahul ipl 2023

By India Today Sports Desk: Senior batting star KL Rahul on Wednesday took to social media to tell his fans and followers that he has begun rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru. The wicketkeeper-batter was seen doing light workouts at the gym at the cricket facility in his hometown. KL Rahul shared a heartwarming message on Instagram, saying he was taking small steps towards recovery and return to action. Rahul was accompanied by his wife Athiya Shetty to the UK as the star cricketer spent considerable time after surgery in rehabilitation before returning to India. On Tuesday, Rahul shared photos of the Chinnaswamy Stadium, calling it his home. Rishabh Pant has been out of action since December 2022. The wicketkeeper-batter suffered nasty injuries on his wrist, knees and back when his car crashed into a divider while he was returning to his home in Roorkee. Notably, Pant was seen walking with crutches when he was at the Arun Jaitley Stadium to cheer and support the Delhi Capitals during their IPL 2023 matches at home. Pant also met and greeted the Delhi players when they were at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru as he had checked-in to the NCA once last month. Both Pant and Rahul are racing against time to be fit for India's campaign in the 2023 World Cup, which will be held in India in October-November.

KL Rahul was in action in IPL 2023 on Monday as Royal Challengers Bangalore took on Lucknow Super Giants at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. LSG were reliant on their skipper's ability to hold the innings together and let other destructive batters take centre-stage. Kl Rahul's score against RCB Chasing 212 runs, the LSG skipper got off to a slow start and eventually was dismissed for just 18 runs off 20 deliveries. Even though he did not get a big score, Rahul formed an important partnership for the fifth wicket along with Marcus Stoinis. While the skipper anchored the innings the Australian made sure that the required run rate never went beyond the team's reach. How many runs did KL Rahul score in IPL 2022? The star batsman finished second behind Jos Buttler among the most run scorers in IPL 2022. The former RCB batsman scored 616 runs in 15 matches Rahul hit two centuries and four half-centuries in the season and recorded an average of 51.33. Matches Runs Avg. H.S 100 50 15 616 51.33 103* 2 4 How many runs has KL Rahulscored in IPL history? Rahul is just 48 runs short of scoring 4000 runs in IPL. He represented four teams in the competition so far in his career and registered the lion's share of his runs while playing for Punjab Kings. The most successful season of Rahul's IPL career was in 2020 when he scored 670 runs and won the Orange Cap. Year Team Matches Runs 100 50 2013 RCB 5 20 0 0 2014 SRH 11 166 0 0 2015 SRH 9 142 0 0 2016 RCB 14 397 0 4 2018 PBKS 14 659...

LSG vs MI IPL 2023: Why is KL Rahul Not Playing Today’s Match IPL? Who is LSG Captain? Unfortunately, LSG captain KL Rahul will not be part of the team for today’s LSG vs Rahul had been performing exceptionally well for the Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2023, scoring a total of 274 runs in 9 matches, which included two half-centuries. In his absence, left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya will lead the team for the remainder of the T20 competition. Additionally, the Lucknow Super Giants have brought on Karnataka batsman Karun Nair as a replacement player. LSG Playing 11 1. Deepak Hooda 2. Quinton de Kock (wk) 3. Marcus Stoinis 4. Nicholas Pooran 5. Prerak Mankad 6. Krunal Pandya 7. Ayush Badoni 8. Swapnil Singh 9. Ravi Bishnoi 10. Mohsin Khan 11. Naveen-ul-Haq Dream11 Prediction | Cricket Match Prediction Today | Cricket News | Photo Gallery | KL Rahul IPL 2023 Price KL Rahul, who was selected for a hefty sum of INR 17 Crore, was appointed as the captain of Lucknow Super Giants for the 2022 IPL season. He scored 616 runs in 15 games with an impressive average of over 51, making him the second-highest run-scorer of the tournament. His leadership abilities helped LSG reach the playoffs in their inaugural IPL season, leading to his retention for the 2023 season. Follow

NEW DELHI: "As it was the team's first offence of the season under the IPL's Code of Conduct relating to minimum over-rate offences, Mr. Rahul was fined Rs 12 lakhs," | The IPL aims for matches to finish in three hours and 20 minutes, but slow over rate is proving to be an issue, with several games stretching past the four-hour mark.

On Saturday, first it was Hardik Pandya who scored a 44-ball fifty to finish on 66 runs from 50 balls. It was reached with a six and the final flourish witnessed 25 runs from 8 balls. The blitz at the end took Gujarat Titans to 135 runs and gave the GT skipper some room to breathe, some room to fight. It wasn’t much but it was better than what they were staring at after losing Wriddhiman Saha. IPL 2023: The second fifty came in the second innings. It belonged to his Lucknow Super Giants counterpart KL Rahul. It was slightly quicker – needing just 38 balls. Eventually, he mustered 68 runs from 61 balls. The difference in the finish could not be starker. Gujarat Titans' Yash Dayal reportedly posts hateful Instagram story, says account compromised Unfair to compare Shubman Gill to Virat Kohli, Sachin Tendulkar so early, says Gary Kirsten — OptaJeev (@OptaJeev) Where Pandya provided his team a fighting chance by going after Ravi Bishnoi and Marcus Stoinis, KL Rahul took the win away from his team. It is a harsh assessment to make of someone who has time and again been pivotal in the T20 format, but the other side of the coin means he doesn’t get much leeway. Bottling a run chase when 30 needed of 35 balls with 9 wickets in hand requires some baffling batting. Happened with Punjab in 2020 on few ocassions losing games they should have won easily. As brilliant as Guj were with ball & Hardik smart with his captaincy, brainless from Lko — Venkatesh Prasad (@venkateshprasad) “We pe...