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Batting coach Vikram Rathour lauds 'man of crisis' KL Rahul

NEW DELHI: Keeper-batter KL Rahul produced a superb knock in testing conditions on the opening day of the Boxing Day Test against South Africa in Centurion.

The Times of India

Dravid & Co. reappointed for another term

BCCI extends Rahul Dravid's contract as head coach of Indian cricket team. Dravid's support staff of Vikram Rathour, Paras Mhambrey and T. Dilip also get extension.

The Hindu

World Cup Final, India vs Australia: Behind India's crack outfit, Rahul Dravid and his backroom boys

BENGALURU: As India's World Cup campaign reaches the final stage, the 15-member squad has been lauded for its teamwork and skill. Beyond the boundary, though, there are 20 men who have toiled away behind the scenes. Led by head coach Rahul Dravid, they have played a crucial role in ensuring…

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How Mohammed Shami took the mantle of India's bowling superstar in World Cup

As Mohammed Shami retraced his steps to the top of his run-up, Virat Kohli goaded the fans at Wankhede Stadium to unleash their full-throated chants – Shaamii! Shaamii! The crowd gleefully complied.

The Times of India

'He bats the way he wants to...': India batting coach Vikram Rathour acknowledges Virat Kohli's cricketing acumen

NEW DELHI: Modern-day great Virat Kohli secured his 50th ODI century, surpassing legendary Sachin Tendulkar, and played a pivotal role in India's emphatic 70-run victory over New Zealand in the World Cup semifinal at the Wankhede Stadium. Batting coach Vikram Rathour commended Kohli's exceptional understanding of his role in the…

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IND vs NZ semifinal | Wankhede Stadium pitch will be in focus; Dravid & co. inspect 22-yard strip

At Wankhede Stadium, 3/4 Men's World Cup matches saw teams batting first score 350+. NZ yet to play there, so pitch focus. Dravid, Rathour & Mhambrey inspected pitch, which was used for Aus-Afg game. Lockie Ferguson said they must adapt quickly on Wed. for pitch.

The Hindu

'It's absolutely Rohit's idea': Batting coach Vikram Rathour lauds India captain's attacking approach

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma's aggressive approach and consistent performance at the top of the order in the ongoing ICC World Cup 2023 have earned him praise from batting coach Vikram Rathour. Despite scoring just one century (131) and two fifties from eight matches, Rohit's dynamic starts have…

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Rohit Sharma's attacking batting approach at top of order working well for India, says batting coach Vikram Rathour

Rohit Sharma's attacking approach at top of order has led India to 8 wins in World Cup, says batting coach Vikram Rathour. His 24-ball 40 vs South Africa helped India to 91/1 in powerplay

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WATCH: Rahul Dravid misses Indian players on Triund trek in Dharamsala

NEW DELHI: Rejuvenating during the one-week break before their next match against England, the Indian team as well as the coaching staff led by Rahul Dravid are on a break from training. Taking advantage of that rare leisure, chief coach Dravid led his team of support staff on the Triund…

The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Afghanistan: India hope for easier outing against Afghanistan on flat Delhi pitch

With light trainings planned through WC, rotation in back end, India eye big win against Afghanistan to boost NRR

The Times of India

India vs Afghanistan | Vikram Rathour in no mood to tinker with India’s batting order

India's batting coach Vikram Rathour stresses the importance of adaptability and following the process for success. He believes the team has the right personnel to adapt to different conditions and is not tempted to tinker with the batting order. He also believes the team is well-equipped to play on any…

The Hindu

Ishan Kishan's ability to move up and down the order has helped team in Shubman Gill's absence: Vikram Rathour

NEW DELHI: Ishan Kishan's versatility in adapting to different batting positions has proven to be a valuable asset for the team, especially in the absence of Shubman Gill, according to batting coach Vikram Rathour.

The Times of India

Asia Cup: India's batting coach Vikram Rathour emphasises on the need to be 'more disciplined' in the field

After India's impressive 10-wicket victory (DLS method) in the rain-hit match against Nepal in the Asia Cup on Monday, batting coach Vikram Rathour acknowledged Nepal's strong batting performance, while adding that India could have displayed more discipline in their bowling and fielding effort.

The Times of India

Rahane looks for bagful of runs in 100th Test between India and West Indies

There is a strong chance that India will again bat only once and Rahane will need to make it count with Shreyas Iyer.

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IND vs WI 2nd Test: Ajinkya Rahane looks for bagful of runs in 100th Test

NEW DELHI: Ajinkya Rahane has his sights set on accumulating runs to prolong his international career and guide India to a clean sweep against a weakened West Indies team as they gear up for the second and final Test commencing on Thursday.

The Hindu

We will need someone like Rahane in form for South Africa tour: Rathour

Rathour hails Rahane's comeback; impressed with Jaiswal's debut. Shubman Gill given time to prove himself in new batting position.

The Times of India

India vs West Indies: The way Virat Kohli played spin in 1st Test is a lesson for youngsters, says Vikram Rathour

India's batting coach Vikram Rathour believes the way Virat Kohli tackled left-arm spinners in his 76-run knock during the first Test against West Indies in Dominica is a "lesson for the youngsters".

The Times of India

Vikram Rathour feels Ajinkya Rahane's form could be critical to Test series in South Africa

India's batting coach Vikram Rathour feels Ajinkya Rahane's composed approach has been the defining characteristic of his Test comeback, and with the Indian team scheduled to tour South Africa later this year, Rathour emphasized the importance of Rahane maintaining his current form.

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Shubman Gill's batting position can't be judged after one innings: Vikram Rathour

NEW DELHI: According to batting coach Vikram Rathour, Shubman Gill possesses the necessary skills to bat at the critical number three position in the Indian Test line-up since he can change tempos as needed and shouldn't be judged by a single miscue.

The Times of India

Team India prepares for World Test Championship final with focus on bowlers workload

NEW DELHI: In the lead-up to the highly anticipated World Test Championship final against Australia, commencing on June 7 at The Oval, the Indian cricket team is diligently working on building the workload for their bowlers, who recently participated in the demanding Indian Premier League (IPL).

The Times of India

3rd Test: Indore collapse won't deter India from preparing turners at home

Rathour suggests risk factor is manageable, curators didn't get enough time to make pitch

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Indore pitch for third Australia-India Test criticised after 14 wickets fall on day one at Holkar Stadium

India's batting coach Vikram Rathour has been hit with a barrage of questions about pitch preparations after the hosts were all out in 34 overs in Indore, with a former India Test player calling for a change to the country's approach.

The Times of India

'Just had an off day': Batting coach Vikram Rathour after India folded for 109 on a challenging wicket

NEW DELHI: As 14 wickets fell on the opening day of the third Test in Indore, India batting coach Vikram Rathour called the pitch 'challenging', defending his batters' disastrous outing.

The Times of India

The curious case of KL Rahul: Talent or favouritism? A match winner or a liability?

NEW DELHI: In the firing line for his prolonged lean patch, KL Rahul's continuation in the Test team has come as a surprise for many. But the Indian team management has persisted with the 30-year-old, using his twin tons -- that came in overseas Tests back in 2021 -- in…

The Times of India

'Selection based on favouritism': Venkatesh Prasad slams KL Rahul for being consistently inconsistent

NEW DELHI: His 'selection is not based on performance but favouritism,' were some of the strong words used by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad as he criticized KL Rahul's torrid run in Test cricket.

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