SA beat India: KL Rahul breaks silence on captaincy criticism – KL Rahul has vowed to do better and grow stronger after a disappointing start to his captaincy career for Team India. Rahul captained India in four games against South Africa, with India losing all four games, and suffered the first Indian captain to lose all three of his first ODIs. The 29-year-old’s leadership has seen severe criticism over the past few days, with many former cricketers slamming his decisions during the series. Follow Insidesport.in for all India vs South Africa updates.
SA beat India: Amid intense criticism, KL Rahul breaks silence on captaincy, says, ‘Difficult journeys help you improve and grow stronger’
Difficult journeys help you to improve and grow stronger.
The results might not have gone our way, but we will learn from the mistakes.
Leading the country was a great honour, a proud moment which cannot be described in words. pic.twitter.com/jc7dNQlEeJ
— K L Rahul (@klrahul11) January 24, 2022
KL Rahul took to social media on Monday and vowed to do better and learn from his mistakes. He wrote, “Difficult journeys help you to improve and grow stronger. The results might not have gone our way, but we will learn from our mistakes. Leading the country was a great honour, a proud moment that cannot be described in words.”
KL Rahul captaincy: KL Rahul’s damaging start to his captaincy career meant that the now Lucknow captain invited criticism from all corners. Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar was particularly blatant in his assessment and said that Rahul “looked out of ideas” as India were trashed 3-0 in the ODI series.
According to a PTI Report, KL Rahul perhaps blew his chance towards being a long-term captaincy option for Indian cricket team during the South Africa series. Rahul was one of the candidates for Test captaincy after Virat Kohli’s resignation, but a small sample size on the current tour of South Africa has brought an end to those plans as per reports.
SA beat India: Amid intense criticism, KL Rahul breaks silence on captaincy, says, ‘Difficult journeys help you improve and grow stronger’
