India batter KL Rahul has said that he does not mind batting in different batting positions as long as he gets to be a part of the playing XI. Rahul's comments come in the backdrop of Shubman Gill ...

KL Rahul found form while opening batting in Rohit Sharma's absence during the Perth Test against Australia. With Rohit back, questions arise about Rahul's batting position in the Adelaide Test.

His bat used in recent England-India series is going under the hammer to raise funds for a good cause supported by the Wings For Life Foundation.

KL Rahul's struggles with the bat continued in the second innings of the unofficial Test against Australia A at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, scoring only 10 runs.

Cricketing superstars Ben Stokes and KL Rahul team up to tackle extreme batting challenges off the pitch – can they master it together?

Ever since he was dropped from the Test squad after the tour of the West Indies last year, KL Rahul has put aside the disappointment by becoming one of India's best limited-overs batsmen. His ...

The Delhi Capitals have yet to win the IPL and Rahul’s inclusion could turn their fortunes around. Here are three reasons why KL Rahul must bat at number four for the Capitals in IPL 2025: #1.

In fact, KL Rahul’s broken bat -- reduced to a handle and a tiny upper portion -- bore an uncanny resemblance to this once-famous power-hitting tool, which made Axar’s joke all the more hilarious.

New Delhi: KL Rahul is best placed to bat at number four and keep wickets for India in next year's T20 World Cup, believes Delhi Capitals mentor Kevin Pietersen.

The KL Rahul-led LSG finished third with the other new team Gujarat Titans emerging champions under the leadership of Hardik Pandya. This time too, the expectations from the Lucknow franchise and ...

KL Rahul might feel a bit frustrated but he has not done "bad at all" with the bat, said assistant coach Lance Klusener, who feels the Lucknow Super Giants skipper was forced to curb his attacking ...

Did Kings XI get enough due the slow approach by Rahul and Gayle? After 15 overs Royals were 146 for 3. Comparatively Kings XI were 123 for 2 with five overs to go.