Watch: Virat Kohli Gives Batting Classes To KL Rahul In Nets Ahead Of Bangladesh Clash In 20-20 World Cup

Team India will play their fourth match of the ongoing 20-20 World Cup in Adelaide on 2 November. The Men in Blue will take on Bangladesh in order to strengthen their position in the group. So far, Rohit Sharma and his men have managed to win two out of three matches in the ongoing tournament.

Fans will look for a better performance from the team in this match as India lost the last match against the Proteas. However, the form of KL Rahul has been the main issue for Rohit Sharma in these matches. The star batter has failed to contribute significantly so far. Now, a video went viral where Virat Kohli was seen giving suggestions to Rahul about his batting.

Here is the shared video:

Brilliant from Virat Kohli, he is helping and having words with KL Rahul in the tough times. (Source - The Indian Express) pic.twitter.com/cyGAct7enX

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) November 1, 2022

Virat Kohli and KL Rahul have enjoyed the tournament completely opposite so far with the bat

Speaking about the video, Indian players were seen doing indoor nets ahead of their clash with Bangladesh. KL  Rahul was seen batting while Virat Kohli was suggesting him some tips. Even, some pictures went viral where both players were found discussing batting abilities. Seeing that, fans became happy and made the video viral.

Speaking about KL Rahul, he has scored only 22 runs in three matches in the World Cup. On the other hand, Virat Kohli has scored 156 runs so far in three matches. So, fans can hope that now only Virat Kohli’s suggestion can help the star Indian opener to make a strong comeback with the bat.

However, team India coach, Rahul Dravid dismissed any doubts over KL Rahul’s place in the team. In the pre-match press conference, he said: "I think he's a fantastic player, and he's got a proven track record. He's done really well. I thought he's been batting superbly. These things can happen in a T20 game sometimes. It's not been that easy for top-order batsmen, this tournament has been pretty challenging. We know his quality, we know his ability, and he's really well suited for this kind of conditions, this kind of pitches. He's got a good all-around game. He's got a very good strong back-foot game, which is obviously very much required in these conditions."