Suniel Shetty hails KL Rahul for his IPL 2025 form: “His bat is doing the talking”
One of Rahul's standout moments came during an April 10 match against Royal Challengers Bangalore, where he played a brilliant innings of 93' runs off just 53 balls.
One of Rahul's standout moments came during an April 10 match against Royal Challengers Bangalore, where he played a brilliant innings of 93' runs off just 53 balls.
They revealed that their little girl’s name is Evaarah. The heartfelt image showed the proud parents, with Rahul holding their newborn while Athiya gazes at her.
On his return home, local boy KL Rahul compiled a brilliant unbeaten 93, scoring his second successive half-century, as he guided Delhi Capitals to a six-wicket win against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in Match 24 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Thursday.
Athiya and KL Rahul’s love story started back in January 2019, when they met through a mutual friend. Sparks flew instantly, and over the years, their bond grew stronger.
Delhi Capitals' might have to cope without KL Rahul for the first two matches of IPL 2025 as the star batter prepares to welcome his first child with wife Athiya Shetty.
India skipper Rohit Sharma on Saturday confirmed his availability for Mumbai’s next round Ranji Trophy clash against Jammu & Kashmir, starting January 23 at the BKC Ground in Mumbai.
Athiya Shetty shares heartwarming moments with husband KL Rahul as they await their baby’s arrival in 2025, celebrating New Year with sweet photos.
After his failure to replicate the success of Perth in Adelaide, there were growing calls of dropping K L Rahul back to No.6, but the Karnataka right-hander continued to enjoy the backing of the team management, and walked out as the opener at the Gabba.
India’s Test stalwart Cheteshwar Pujara has voiced his support for KL Rahul to retain his place at the top of the order, even suggesting that Rohit Sharma could move down to No.3 to accommodate him for the day-night Test at the Adelaide Oval, starting December 6.
Putting behind the batting blues of the opening day, India came back strongly to gain firm control over the Perth Test against Australia with openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and K L Rahul taking the first-innings lead of 46 - earned through a Jasprit Bumrah fifer - and stretched it past 200 by the end of the second day’s play at the Optus Stadium on Saturday.