India's keeper-batter admits keeping someone like Pant out of the XI comes with its own pressures, and also heaps praise on Shami

KL Rahul, in the pre-match presser before the NZ match, said that his role usually requires him to walk in with eight to twelve overs remaining

KL Rahul's batting position has been altered several times in ODI cricket as of late. He batted at number six in India's opening game against Bangladesh and against Pakistan, he didn't bat at all, despite India losing four wickets.

KL Rahul addressed criticism about his strike rate, saying he considers valid feedback but prioritises playing for the team's needs. He also discussed his flexible batting position in ODIs and his role as India's first-choice wicketkeeper in the Champions Trophy.

As the India vs New Zealand clash for the Group A table-topper of the Champions Trophy 2025 is on the edge, here is a list of players to look out for. The post KL Rahul to Rachin Ravindra: Players to watch out for in India vs New Zealand Champions Trophy 2025 clash appeared first on Cricket Country.

India wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul acknowledged that rotating the strike during the middle overs against both spinners and pacers has been a challenge on the slower pitches at the Dubai International Stadium in the 2025 Champions Trophy.