AUS vs IND: ‘Feeling gutted’, says KL Rahul after getting dominated out of the rest of Test sequence

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After getting dominated out of the Australia-India Test sequence on account of a wrist harm, Indian batsman KL Rahul took to social media to make his feeling obvious on lacking out on motion in an evenly-fought sequence.
The 28-year-old middle-order batsman wrote on Twitter that he’s feeling gutted on leaving the group halfway whereas wishing all of them the most effective forward of the Sydney Test, beginning on Thursday.

The BCCI earlier confirmed the event within the early morning hours of Tuesday.
Gutted to be leaving the group, however wishing the boys all of the luck for the remaining two Tests 🇮🇳💪— Okay L Rahul (@klrahul11) January 6, 2021

“KL Rahul sprained his left wrist while batting in the nets at the MCG during Team India’s practice session on Saturday. The wicketkeeper-batsman will not be available for the remaining two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy as he will need about three weeks time to recover completely and regain full strength,” the BCCI wrote in a launch.

“He will now return to India and head to the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru for further rehabilitation of his injury,” the discharge additional learn.
The harm points have grappled the Indian Test squad ever because the starting of the Test sequence. While Mohammed Shami suffered from a wrist fracture whereas batting within the second innings of the primary Test, Umesh Yadav was additionally dominated out of the sequence after the completion of the second match. 
The group is already with out the providers of captain Virat Kohli, who returned to India after the Adelaide Test to attend the delivery of his first youngster.
Rohit Sharma additionally missed your complete limited-overs leg, in addition to the primary two Tests earlier than rejoining the facet final week, forward of the match in Sydney.
The harm to Rahul comes as a serious blow, as Rahul was touted to make a comeback in Test XI, following a string of low scores from Hanuma Vihari. In the three innings throughout two Tests to date, Vihari has scored 45 runs.
The Border-Gavaskar trophy is presently degree at 1-1, with India making a outstanding comeback after the notorious ’36-all-out’ within the first Test in Adelaide. The Ajinkya Rahane-led facet produced a dominating efficiency within the Boxing Day Test to beat the hosts by 8 wickets.