KL Rahul, preparing for his first Day/Night Test, finds the pink Kookaburra challenging. It feels harder, travels faster, and is difficult to spot. He's consulting teammates about their pink-ball experiences to prepare for the Adelaide Test,

KL Rahul started his Test career in Australia exactly a decade back as a middle-order batter, who later opened. His batting slot in both the Test and ODI set-up was far from steady all these years and this affected him mentally.

With Rohit Sharma's return, KL Rahul discusses his mental approach to batting order changes in the Adelaide Oval Test against Australia and expressed his readiness to bat at any position. KL Rahul performed admirably in the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test against Australia in Perth,

There has been some chatter in dressing room about how it is a bit tricky to pick the shiny pink ball from a bowler's hands.

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

Rahul did well in the first Test as the opener - exactly how he started his career for India. In the first innings in Perth, the batter was unlucky to get out to a controversial decision but managed a handsome 77 in the second innings.

There are question marks over Rahul's position in the batting order after the expected return of Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill for the second Test

Ahead of the India vs Australia 2nd Test in Adelaide, K.L. Rahul reflects on his journey in Australian cricket, adapting to evolving roles and mentoring young talent.

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.