‘No One Can Comprehend…’ – KL Rahul’s Sincere Response After Involving in Shortest Test In History

KL Rahul’s Sincere Response About Shortest Test Series in History As He Involved in It: India has secured a victory in the second test after taking 7 wickets against South Africa and leveled a two-match series with 1-1 which ended in a draw.

No one expected the performance of the Indian team in the second test. After the loss of the initial test in centurion, India’s turnaround and Jasprit looked out the remarkable figures of 6/61.

Team India’s wicketkeeper KL Rahul spoke in detail about the test series in India after being involved in that Shortest test Match in Capetown.

‘No One Can Understand…’ – KL Rahul’s Response After Match in CapeTown

In the second test, South Africa bowled out with 55 runs in the first innings, and Siraj took 6 wickets back to back whereas Bumrah and Mukesh took 2 wickets each.

In the second session, a total of 79 runs was comfortably achieved as the team led by Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer both finished unbeaten on 17 and 4.

Rahul spoke in detail about the test and stated that the players were also surprised to be a part of such a test as it was the very shortest match in history. He also said that,

“It’s a matter of great happiness that we have won for the first time in Cape Town. This is my third series and every time we come here, we were always in the game, but we ended up losing the Test match when we didn’t bat well in a session.

So really happy that we could get this win and very special. In terms of emotions, honestly, no one can understand. It seems like the toss happened just now and the match was over.

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He also added,

“A little planning and a little change in the attitude. We can’t say we weren’t ready in the last Test match. We were ready but it happens at times in Test matches, that the opposition blasts you out of the Test match.

We are not used to it. In the last four to five years, we have been a team that’s competed. We won a series outside of India. So weren’t ready for that. It was a huge hit for us.

It speaks volumes of how much we enjoy playing Test cricket, how much we value playing for our country, and how much Test victories outside of India mean to us.”