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Watch: KL Rahul starts wicket-keeping practice at the NCA ahead of Asia Cup 2023

Published at :August 11, 2023 at 4:20 PM
Modified at :January 13, 2024 at 5:39 PM
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KL Rahul has been rehabbing at the NCA after undergoing surgery for his thigh injury.

After suffering a thigh injury, KL Rahul is working hard to recover fully. The gifted cricketer has been seen working out in the nets at Bengaluru’s National Cricket Academy. In a video shared on social media, KL Rahul can be seen keeping wickets in NCA nets.

On April 1, in the Indian Premier League 2023, Rahul sustained a thigh injury during a competitive game between the Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bangalore. The cricketer underwent surgery in London after the tragedy, and he has subsequently been making progress towards recovery.

He missed the World Test Championship Final and the ongoing West Indies tour as well due to his surgery and subsequent recovery and rehab.

Rahul is working nonstop to get ready for the ODI World Cup in 2023 as well as the eagerly anticipated Asia Cup in 2023. Rahul’s last appearance for India came in an ODI against Australia in Chennai.

KL Rahul begins keeping in nets in NCA ahead of Asia Cup 2023

The cricketer is absolutely committed to getting back into top shape before the event begins since he is aware that time is running out. India will play their first match of the Asia Cup on September 2 against arch-rivals Pakistan in Kandy, Sri Lanka. And then they will play against Nepal on September 4 at the same venue.

Rahul has been concentrating on improving his batting and wicket-keeping techniques as part of his healing process. The video shows him practicing wicket-keeping at Bengaluru’s NCA, demonstrating his tenacity and diligence.

Watch the video here:

Ishan Kishan, however, has excelled as a wicket-keeper in his place. In the recently finished three-match ODI series against the West Indies, he scored three straight fifties, becoming the sixth Indian batter to register fifties in all three games of a bilateral encounter.

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