In the lead-up to the One Day International series against South Africa, KL Rahul, India’s stand-in captain, admitted that the team doesn’t have a ‘definitive answer’ for their struggles against spin bowling. He reassured that the players are actively engaged in finding solutions and improving their game against spinners. The recent Test series defeat brought these batting challenges to the forefront, and Rahul highlighted the team’s awareness and commitment to address them. He mentioned the possibility of consulting with seniors and studying past performances to understand how to improve. Rahul stressed that this is a developmental process that will take time. He also reflected on his recent dismissal, explaining that it was a matter of execution rather than a strategic error in a high-pressure situation. Rahul is confident in the team’s ability to transition from the Test format and focus on finding their rhythm and momentum in ODIs, separating it from the Test series disappointment.
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