KL Rahul, one of India’s most versatile cricketers, has faced a career full of ups and downs. Known for adapting to various batting positions and even taking on wicketkeeping duties, Rahul has proven to be an all-round asset for Team India. Despite criticism and fluctuating form, he remains committed to playing for the country in any role. In the ongoing series against Australia, Rahul has emerged as India’s leading run-scorer with 235 runs in six innings, showcasing consistency in challenging conditions. As India prepares for the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne, Rahul is set to bat at No. 3, with Rohit Sharma returning to open. If he scores a century, he will join Sachin Tendulkar and Ajinkya Rahane as the only Indians with multiple tons in Boxing Day Tests. All eyes are on him to deliver again.
