ADELAIDE: KL Rahul knows exactly what his team wants from him and as long as he is able to do that, he can “sleep peacefully”.
Having logged only 22 runs from the first three T20 World Cup games, it was Rahul's opportunity to do the star turn with one of his better half-centuries (50 off 32 balls) and a magnificent direct throw from the deep that became a turning point in India's five-run victory over Bangladesh.
