“In England ..” – KL Rahul’s childhood coach for a batsman for a batsman for Vouch

KL Rahul is a bit of a mystery, as far as Indian cricket is concerned. He has been a completely team person, where he has always responded to the needs of the team. Even in the Australia series, he was designed to become an opener in the absence of Rohit Sharma. Now once again, just after the completion of the IPL, despite not being selected for the IN squad, he made a special request for BCCI, which should be included in the match; Then a tonne versus England Lions went to score.

Kl rahul toned slam for India

According to his childhood coach Samuel Jayaraj, all this is nothing new for the batsman, as he has been standing for a challenge since his early days. “If you ask me, as a coach, it’s not surprising. He was always a wicketkeeper. He will cleverly rotate the strike, take a single off the fourth, fifth or sixth ball, then facing the next over.

The coach clarified that KL Rahul did not show any disappointment after he was not selected for the T20 World Cup, despite more than 50 World Cups a few months ago.

“In fact, despite being a very good ODI Cup, he was not selected for the T20 World Cup. He was not cradle or not disappointed. Because he has seen these things as a child. That is why he is so strong both mentally and technical. Today he is so strong. For me, the peace is the one who stands out the most,” he said.

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To add all this, Jayaraj confirmed that the world would be a separate KL Rahul witness in the England range. “I always tell him just one thing – enjoy and be. It has always been my message, my mantra, even my password, you can say. You can enjoy everything you do. You have to be happy. If you are not happy, your body will not answer just what you want, what you want,” Jairaj said.

“For me, the form is temporary-but skills and techniques that you stay with you forever. Honestly, when he was playing state and zonal matches in Mangalore and Bangalore, we always kept coaches to the red balls. We didn’t really think a lot about white-ball cricket.

Jayaraj said, “In England, more and more mature KL Rahul will be seen.”