'This is my home, my ground. Who knows better than me...' KL Rahul, who took Delhi Capitals out of trouble and gave them a spectacular victory, roared in Virat Kohli's second home. Delhi Capitals won this match against Royal Challengers Bangalore when they lost 3 wickets for just 30 runs. Delhi fans, who had lost 3 wickets within the powerplay, were losing hope but KL Rahul stood like a wall. He handled the first innings and took the team to 100 runs. After this, he changed gears and batted in a stormy manner and gave the team victory in the 18th over.

KL Rahul remained unbeaten after scoring 93 runs in 53 balls. KL Rahul, who hit 7 fours and 6 sixes in this match-winning innings, was chosen as the Player of the Match. After the victory, he said, 'This pitch was a bit difficult, but batting for a long time was beneficial. The ball was stopping a bit, but it was the same throughout. There was not much change in it. I took my time. I played according to the ground and the conditions. I knew how to score runs on such a pitch. If I had to hit a big six, I knew which area to hit.'
KL Rahul, who plays for Karnataka in domestic cricket, said, 'While wicketkeeping, I understood in which area the shots were hit and where the batsmen lost their wickets. I also got lucky because my catch was missed. Otherwise, this is my home. It is my ground, which I know very well.' Delhi Capitals defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by 6 wickets thanks to Rahul's innings. RCB scored 163 runs for 7 wickets while batting first. Delhi scored 169 runs for 4 wickets in response.

The hero of Delhi Capitals' victory said, 'Wherever I go, I prepare according to the situation there. I practice for this in the nets. Yes, many times I get out, but this gives me an idea of which areas to play shots and where not to. I don't bat for long periods. This happens when I am either trying to understand the pitch or being out of rhythm. This mostly happens when I am changing my style according to a pitch so that I can play accordingly.
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