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India’s KL Rahul credited mental training techniques inspired by Formula 1 for his performance in the third Test at Lord’s. He also reflected on a costly run-out involving Rishabh Pant and the momentum shift that followed in India’s innings.

India and England were all square after both teams posted 387 in their first innings. KL Rahul scored a century, while England openers survived a tense finish on Day Three at Lord’s

KL Rahul’s unbeaten 53 and Jasprit Bumrah’s five-wicket haul kept India in the game as they ended Day Two on 145/3, trailing England by 242 in the third Test at Lord’s

Mohammed Siraj’s six-wicket haul and a strong opening stand helped India secure a 244-run lead despite a record 303-run partnership between Jamie Smith and Harry Brook on day three at Edgbaston

Sourav Ganguly lauded Shubman Gill’s footwork and technique in England, saying the young skipper could score heavily abroad. He also praised Jaiswal and Pant while stressing smart use of Bumrah

Yashasvi Jaiswal began the England Test series with a century at Leeds and credited extensive preparation and guidance from KL Rahul. The opener highlighted the importance of mental readiness, communication, and teamwork in building partnerships and long innings.

Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal hit centuries as India dominated Day One of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, posting 359/3 against England at Headingley, with Rishabh Pant also scoring 65*

KL Rahul discusses the challenges of playing in England, supports Karun Nair’s comeback, and reflects on Virat and Rohit's absence. He also shares his preparations for the upcoming Test series

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It's been close to three years since Rahul played a T20 for India. His last outing was India's semifinal defeat to England at the 2022 T20 World Cup in Australia

KL Rahul, one of India’s most accomplished cricketers, as the first-ever Indian athlete to be named a global ambassador

Former Aussie great says he batted with complete control in the IPL league match in Lucknow

The couple shared a photo of their daughter and revealed her name 'Evaarah' in the caption on Friday, which also happens to be the star Indian batter's birthday.

“Rahul mentioned it later — this is his home ground. He grew up playing here, so he knows how to approach the game and maintain a positive mindset throughout the innings. He kept encouraging me to look straight, and that really boosted my confidence,” Stubbs recounted.

KL Rahul's exemplary batting of 51-ball 77 backed by some disciplined bowling helps Delhi Capitals register their third successive win in the ongoing IPL

After winning the toss, Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Pat Cummins announced that leg-spinner Zeeshan Ansari is making his IPL debut, replacing pacer Simarjeet Singh in the playing eleven. SRH are aiming for their second victory of the season following a five-wicket loss to Lucknow Super Giants at home.

"We recognize that SRH boasts a strong batting lineup, but our team is well-balanced, especially with KL Rahul rejoining the squad," he said.

After a dominant start to their campaign, SRH suffered a five-wicket defeat to Lucknow Super Giants on Thursday, exposing the vulnerability of their explosive batting lineup. With an away game ahead, the onus will be on skipper Pat Cummins to lead a strong comeback.

Rahul captained the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) for the past three seasons but was released by the franchise before the auction. Delhi acquired him for Rs 14 crore after parting ways with their star wicketkeeper-batter and former captain, Rishabh Pant. However, Rahul will focus solely on wicketkeeping duties, as Delhi has appointed Axar Patel as their new captain for the season.

In a chat with Jio Hotstar, Rahul said over the years, he had seen how unpredictable auctions can be—there’s no fixed pattern to how things unfold