KL Rahul posts on Koo, credits teamwork for victory

 

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) knocked Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) out of the Indian Premier League (IPL) by saving two runs in the last ball of a breath-taking high-scoring match. With Lucknow qualifying for the playoffs, team captain KL Rahul credits the team for this victory.

Taking to the micro-blogging platform Koo, Rahul has shared multiple images which reflect team cohesiveness and camaraderie between the players.

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– KL Rahul (@rahulkl) 8 May 2022

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– KL Rahul (@rahulkl) 19 May 2022

After winning the toss, LSG posed a huge score of 210 runs. South African Quinton de Kock scored 140 runs in this innings, while captain Rahul played a brilliant knock of 68 runs. This partnership between KL Rahul and Quinton de Kock was historic. This is the highest partnership for the first wicket in the history of IPL. There was a partnership of 210 runs between the two, which is history in IPL. Both the batsmen hit a flurry of sixes.