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'Some Games Are More Than Wins Or Losses': KL Rahul Reflects On Lord’s Defeat
Rahul alongside vice-captain Rishabh Pant, was the man who had to face the opening spell on Day 5. The wicket-keeper batter’s wickets were castled over by Jofra Archer before Rahul was caught plumb by Ben Stokes. This triggered India’s collapse and eventually made it too difficult for the India lower order to mount the target, despite best efforts from Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj.
"Some games are more than wins or losses. They test your spirit, your character and the learnings make you stronger," posted Rahul on Instagram.
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