Given his focus, clarity and that he isn’t a stop-gap opener, if one were to take a punt, Rahul should continue to bat at the top in Adelaide

Following his impressive performance in the 1st Test in Perth in the absence of skipper Rohit Sharma there has been a debate on whether Rahul should continue as an opener.

"I have been told but I have also been told not to share it," the 32-year-old said, sporting a mischievous smile.

Indian cricketer KL Rahul has stated that he is ready to bat at any position for the national team, provided he is in the Playing XI. His statement comes amid speculation of India's batting order being shuffled for the impending Day/Night Test,

KL Rahul who was in brilliant touch in the first Test, will continue to be a major element of India’s batting unit and in the pre-match press conference ahead of India’s all-important pink-ball clash against Australia, the opener spoke on the dynamics of the pink-ball and the challenges that surround it.

KL Rahul found form while opening batting in Rohit Sharma's absence during the Perth Test against Australia. With Rohit back, questions arise about Rahul's batting position in the Adelaide Test. Rahul responded humorously about the decision,

India batter KL Rahul had the journalists in splits in Adelaide when asked about his batting position in the Day-Night Test. Rahul remained coy with his response 2 days ahead of the Test match.

In the absence of Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul opened for India in the first Test played against Australia in Perth and scored 26 and 77 runs.