‘We Knew a Big Shower Was Coming’: KL Rahul on India’s Galle Win

KL Rahul wants India to build on confidence after passing Sri Lanka spin test

KL Rahul said India's 165-run win over Sri Lanka showed the progress they have made against spin. He believes the victory has boosted the team's confidence ahead of the Colombo Test and next year's home series against Australia.

IND vs SL 1st Test: ‘We ticked most of the boxes,’ says Rahul after India’s victory

“It’s everybody’s responsibility to help your fellow team-mates and the dressing room here is always open. There is no ego here, and there is no shame in asking questions,” Rahul said

'Every Test match victory is special': India's vice-captain KL Rahul after 165-run victory in Galle Test

KL Rahul said India’s 165-run win over Sri Lanka boosted confidence in handling spin-friendly conditions. He praised the team for executing its plans and credited thorough preparation for their success. Rahul also lauded Devdutt Padikkal’s maiden Test century, calling it a defining moment that helped set up the victory and hoping the young batter carries his confidence into future matches.

KL Rahul Reveals Major Factor That Pushed India To 1st Test Win vs SL: "Big Shower Was Coming"

India vice-captain KL Rahul said the visitors were determined to push for a result against Sri Lanka because they knew a big shower was coming, with the rain arriving just five minutes after their 165-run victory in Galle.

‘We knew a big shower was coming’: KL Rahul on India’s Galle win

India's vice-captain KL Rahul revealed their determined approach to secure a Test victory. They pushed for a result knowing heavy rain was imminent after the match. Rahul stated the team did not want to waste valuable time delaying the game. He also mentioned their confidence in breaking partnerships to take more wickets. The Galle pitch offered assistance to spinners and prepared batters throughout the contest.

KL Rahul reveals why India pushed for Galle Test win amid rain threat - The Tribune

India vice-captain KL Rahul said the visitors were determined to push for a result against Sri Lanka because they knew a big shower was coming, with the rain arriving just five minutes after their 165-run victory in Galle.