Rishabh Pant’s run out, loan century, Ben Stokes victim: KL Rahul broke the silence on Prabhu’s heartbeat. Cricket news
New Delhi: India’s only Centurion, KL Rahul, took the 22-run defeat on social media to reflect the 22-run defeat at the Lord’s Test, which saw the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar behind 1-2 in the Trophy series. Calling some matches “more than victory and defeat”, Rahul shared his views in a hearty Instagram post.Rahul opened the innings for India in 5 days, along with vice-captain Rishabh Pant. However, Pant was bowled by Joffra Archer in the early stages of the session, and soon after, Rahul was trapped before the foot before Ben Stokes. His dismissal triggers a collapse, which left India’s lower order to do much, despite the enthusiastic efforts of Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Sirj.Rahul said, “Some games are more than winning or disadvantage. They make your soul, your character and learning strong.”
Earlier, former India head coach Ravi Shastri identified important moments, which rotated the match in England’s favor-especially the run-out of the pants in the first innings and the dismissal of Karun Nair in the second.
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“There was a twist for me in this Test match, first of all, Rishabh Pant’s dismissal (in the first innings). Ben Stokes, just to hit the right end to draw the brain’s excellent appearance and stroke of lunch.
“Said that again, 40/1 [in the second innings]I felt that there was a huge lapse in concentration to leave a straight ball from Karun Nair, to leave a ball and open the door for England. I felt that the time of that dismissal changed things, ”he said.A day after the defeat, players from both Indian men and women teams met King Charles III at Clearance House in London. The king interacted with cricketers, including Jasprit Bumrah, Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill.
