The jaiswal
KL Rahul's Style And Technique Are Tailor-made For English Conditions: Nick Knight
After England’s innings ended at 465 runs on day three, leaving India with a narrow six-run lead, Rahul got India’s second innings underway with great watchfulness before unleashing effortless elegance in his seven boundaries to be unbeaten on 47 as India extended their lead to 96 runs after reaching 90/2 in 23.5 overs at the close of play.
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Jaiswal Told Me He Just Wanted To Score Runs In England: Jurel Reveals Conversation During India A Matches
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