Kl Rahul Hundred in Leeds Test Match after 545 Days Third Century in England

Kl Rahul Hundred in Leeds Test Match after 545 Days Third Century in England
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Kl rahul cantury in england: India’s opening batsman KL Rahul has scored a century in England. Rahul forced the England bowlers to kneel in front of them. From England captain Ben Stokes to spin bowler Shoaib Bashir, Rahul could not stop Rahul from making a century. This is the 9th century of Rahul’s Test career. At the same time, this third century innings has come in England with Rahul’s bat.

KL Rahul scored a century

KL Rahul is playing a brilliant innings in the first Test match against England. Rahul has completed his century in 202 balls. Rahul hit 13 fours to make this century. Rahul’s fellow opener Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudarshan and captain Shubman Gill had a big responsibility to run the match over Rahul, which he has done well. Rahul missed out on scoring a half -century in the first innings, but in the second innings his century has brought Team India to a strong position.

Sunil left Gavaskar behind

KL Rahul has broken the record of former Indian cricket team player Sunil Gavaskar by scoring a century in the Leeds Test. Little Master Sunil Gavaskar was the name of the players who scored the most centuries in England among India’s opening batsmen. Now KL Rahul has put himself to the top of this list by scoring this third century in England.

Rahul-pant playing brilliant innings

India’s team is performing brilliantly in the first Test match against England. KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant’s partnership has brought Team India’s score to 250 runs. Rishabh Pant has also reached close to century.

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