For Kl RahulFriday at the Narendra Modi Stadium turned into redemption afternoon, emission and raw emotions. The elegant senior carrier led to the 11th century-but more importantly, the first in his home was almost nine years-by pursuing Roston Chase who was racing to the middle of the goal. The single not only raised it to three figures but also lifted the heavy drought that had been stretched back to 2016, when he last scored a ton in India during the famous Nair Triple-Century test in Chennai.Rahul’s reaction, however, made an unforgettable time. As he lifted his bat with his right hand and removed his helmet to kiss the Indian badge, he also surprised everyone with a signal that had never been seen before his middle finger and ring into his mouth. Click here to watch KL Rahul’s celebration after hitting tonThe unique response was Rahul’s way of dedicating important events to his daughter, who was born earlier this year with his wife and actress Athiya Shetty. The couple tied the knot in January 2023 after years of dating, and a new chapter in his personal life has clearly inspired Rahul in the field.Statistically, Rahul has now joined the rare Indian list with the most scenes between the two hundred trials at home – 26, a sign that is now shared with legends such as Dev Kapil, Polly Umrigar, Ajinkya Rahane and Vijay Manjrekar. Wait a minute, but Tan is worth it, when India needs speed after the opening day against West Hindia.During lunch, India was 97 richer in 29 overs for losing just one goal, with Rahul confident. Sharing it with Shubman gillThose who scored fifty before falling into the reverse sweep, pushing India to a strong position by leading 56 and seven wickets in hand. However, for Rahul, the day will be remembered forever for breaking the Jinx century into his home-and for a small signal that connects the cricket world with his father’s journey.
