'Coach and captain want to give longer rope to certain players': KL Rahul

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What happened

KL Rahul is sharpening his batting techniques against an older ball, focusing on his contributions during the middle overs.

After an impressive 129 runs, he shared insights about the challenges faced with a softer ball that begins to reverse swing.

Key facts

  • After an impressive 129 runs, he shared insights about the challenges faced with a softer ball that begins to reverse swing.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 05 Oct 2026 08:56:17 UTC.

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