India vs England 2nd test ka man of the match kaun bana | Man of the Match KL Rahul says I have been looking at the Lords honor board every morning| After winning the title of ‘Man of the Match’, KL Rahul said – ‘I wake up every morning to see that board’

The final day of the second Test match played between Team India and England at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London was full of excitement. India gave a target of 272 runs to England on the basis of brilliant innings of their tail batsmen (Shami and Bumrah). In reply, the English team was reduced to just 120 runs and India registered a mammoth victory by 151 runs, as well as taking a 1-0 lead in the series. There were many contenders for ‘Man of the Match’ in this match, but KL Rahul, who scored a century in this title in the first innings. (KL Rahul) given to. After the match, Rahul gave an interesting statement.

KL Rahul, who came out to open for Team India, played a brilliant innings of 129 runs in 250 balls in the first innings of Lord’s Test. On the basis of this innings, India scored a huge score of 364 runs in the first innings, which proved to be quite a lot on the Lord’s pitch. Under the dressing room in the old building of Lord’s Cricket Ground, there is an Honors Board in which the names of the centuries of this ground are written. KL Rahul was questioned about this.

Lord’s is considered to be the most prestigious and oldest ground in the cricket world, it is considered a big deal to register your name on the honor plaque (Honors Board) here. Rahul’s name has now been written on it. Regarding this, Rahul said after the match, “I am checking that board everyday to see if they have written my name. We had to give a good start while batting first. It was necessary to score more than 350 runs in the first innings and that is what we did. We will continue to perform like this in future also.

This series is also very special for KL Rahul because when he came on tour, his name was not even being taken in the top-11. He was kept in the Indian squad as an additional player, but Mayank Agarwal’s injury opened the way for Rahul and this player left no stone unturned to take advantage of this opportunity. Apart from the century in the first innings of the Lord’s Test, Rahul had scored 84 and 26 in the Nottingham Test before that, although that match could not be completed due to rain.