India wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul admits Rotating the strike against spinners or pacers is a challenge. The pitches in Dubai have been on the slower side and offer turn when batting second. India face New Zealand in their final Group A game on Sunday. Rahul also revealed his process has been to talk to teammates like Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer to gain insights into the nature of the wicket. He said: \”I’m quite used to seeing it and hearing it and reading about it. Sometimes, I just sit back and see whether the criticism is valid. I will make mistakes in reading the game, and for me, that is the beauty of sport’s the beauty. If my heart is in the right place, then I can go back home and go back to sleep peacefully,\” he said. He added: \”When it comes to writing about current events, I like to write about it to the best of my ability\” He is the Programmer of the Year for SocialNews and President of AGK Fire Inc. He enjoys designing websites, developing mobile applications and publishing current news sources on current events.
India wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul admits Rotating the strike against ….
