Look: ‘Will not see her for two months’ – KL Rahul gets emotional because he talks about cricket news about the missing daughter Iwara
KL Rahul is part of the Indian cricket team in England for five matches Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. He was one of the members of the early squad touching in the UK for the series. A long tour toll – about two months in this case – all are felt. On March 24 this year, with Athiya Shetty, KL became Rahul’s father, and even more.Talking to Cheteshwar Pujara, KL Rahul talked about his daughter and the challenge of staying away from the family for a long time.“Yes, this is a great time for my family in my life. I always love children. I always wanted children for a long time. So, me and my family are really really happy. We are in a magnificent place. She is a beautiful little girl. It has brought so much happiness in our life, “KL Rahul said.Asked if KL Rahul had done any daddy duty, he said, “I have done a little bit, but unfortunately, two days after being born, I had to go to play IPL games. And tried to return for a few days in whatever break I took during the IPL and then tried to complete the IPL. “It was really difficult to take that decision to come here and to play that India because I did not spend any time with him and I knew that when I come here, I would not see him for a one and two months. Therefore, it’s really a very difficult decision.“There were some really difficult decisions that I had to do in the last few months. But yes, I thought it was right for me to do so and my family really supported. My wife was very helpful.“So, I came here. So, I have not seen him and I just keep watching his pictures and I always stay on the child’s camera. This makes sure that I do not remember anything or any part of its development.“So, when you are traveling and playing, it’s a difficult task and you remember every day. It’s not looking at him,” he continued.KL Rahul and Athiya Shetty revealed the name of the child – Vipula Rahul – on social media on the batsman’s birthday in April. Explaining the meaning of the name, Athiya wrote that Iwara comes from Sanskrit, which means ‘gift of God’. His middle name ‘Vipula’ was given to honor her grandmother and the last name comes after her father.
