KL Rahul Quotes
born 1992 India
Kannaur Lokesh Rahul (Kannada: [kaɳːuːɾ loːkeːʃ ɾaːhul]; born 18 April 1992) is an Indian cricketer. He plays for the Indian national cricket team.
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I've learnt to take it in a positive way because every time someone criticizes you, there is something you can learn.
That’s where the mantra fits in perfectly for me
The people who aren’t even playing keep making it harder and harder for you with their home support.
I’ve always been someone who keeps things to himself, but fatherhood opens you up in ways you don’t anticipate.
It really reflects how I approach cricket and life.
And coming back from injuries, you want to keep performing as well and as consistent as you can.
We expect them to understand that it is part of the game, and for the most part they do understand that.
We are the ones working hard, sometimes 8-10 hours in a day, staying away from family, and putting in the effort.
It’s also a bad thing to face a new ball; you might sometimes get an unplayable ball and it might just get you out.
I think when you live out of suitcases for most of the year, you really start to value those ordinary, unhurried days.
The smallest things, a smile, a little gesture, can completely change your day.
But at the same time I hope it will be different with my mentality because I’m trying to keep myself as ready as possible.
It’s something at the back of my mind before every match that I go to play.
But off the field, I have a much more chilled side.
I scored a 100 in my last innings and I hope that when I get back I’ll be in the same form.
On the field, I’m fully locked in as it’s all about discipline, focus, and giving everything I have in that moment.
I try to re-create the match situations in my head, imagining what I would do if the World Cup or league is about to begin.
And I will be captaining a team for the first time with Kings XI Punjab, so trying to do the homework on understanding my players.
. The people who are talking about you are not the ones working for you, they aren’t doing anything for you, and they aren’t paying you.
There’s not much you do physically at that time. It just becomes a great time for players or sportspersons in general to sit back and reflect on things that have happened.