Lucknow Super Giants captain KL Rahul shared an emotional note on Instagram confirming that he has been ruled out of the ongoing IPL season and the World Test Championship final in June. Rahul suffered a massive injury while fielding against the Royal Challengers Bangalore and was taken off the field.
Since then he has been out of the LSG starting eleven and reportedly flew to Mumbai for surgery under the supervision of the BCCI. Then yesterday, the news broke out confirming that he will be out for the IPL and the WTC final.
Addressing this injury, Rahul wrote how this incident has deeply hurt him and further expressed that he will be cheering for his teams from the sidelines. The LSG captain also stated that he push even harder to comeback and expressed gratitude towards his supporters for their support in this tough phase.
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KL Rahul’s note said, “As the team captain, it pains me deeply not to be able to be there during this crucial period. But, I'm confident that the boys will rise to the occasion and give their best performance as always. I'll be cheering for them from the sidelines with all of you, watching every game. @lucknowsupergiants
Absolutely gutted that I won't be at the Oval next month with Team India. I'll do everything I can to get back in blue and help my country. That has always been my focus and priority. @indiancricketteam
I want to express gratitude to each one of you - my fans, that gave me the strength to get back up, the LSG management and the BCCI for their promptness, and my teammates for their unwavering support during this difficult time. Your encouragement and messages mean a lot to me and motivate me to come back stronger and fitter than ever before.
Meanwhile, I promise to keep you all updated on my progress and hope to be back on the field sooner than soon. The last few days have been really hard, but I'm determined to come out on top. Injuries are never easy, but I'll give it my all as always. Thank you for all the support and good wishes.”