KL Rahul's Test career has seen fluctuating fortunes, but skipper Rohit Sharma's 'clear message' aims to bring out his best. After showing great promise with a century against South Africa and an 86 against England,

F or an India cricketer making his debut in December of 2014, the fact that KL Rahul has played just 50 Tests is bizarre. That's an average of five Test matches every year. Rahul

Virat Kohli with head coach Gautam Gambhir and chief selector Ajit Agarkar on the sidelines of India’s practice session in Chennai on Tuesday, ahead of the first Test against Bangladesh. The series starts on Thursday PTI Team India captain Rohit Sharma has thrown his weight behind experienced batter KL Rahul and hoped that the “clear message” given to him will help him take his career forward in the longest format.

Ahead of India’s Test against Bangladesh, India’s captain says team management’s message to Rahul is simple: ‘We want him to play all games, want him to bring his best’

The BCCI has only announced the squad for the opening Test and it'll be interesting to see who makes it to the playing XI.

Blinding streaks of brilliance interspersed with gloomy barrenness often wrap KL Rahul's Test career in unfair inconsistency but skipper Rohit Sharma hoped that the "clear message" given to him will help the elegant batter to take his career forward in the longest format.

Captain Rohit Sharma has expressed strong support for KL Rahul ahead of India's Test series against Bangladesh. Despite inconsistencies and injuries in Rahul's career, Sharma believes in his talent and aims to maximize his potential.

Chennai: Blinding streaks of brilliance interspersed with gloomy barrenness often wrap KL Rahul's Test career in unfair inconsistency but skipper Rohit Sharma hoped that the "clear message"