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KL Rahul Enjoys Fatherhood Moments In London After A Gripping Test Series vs England

Rajgeeta Yadav

KL Rahul drops a cute picture [Source: @klrahul/Instagram]KL Rahul drops a cute picture [Source: @klrahul/Instagram]

After an action-packed Test series against England, India cricket star KL Rahul has taken a break from the field to spend some much-needed time with his family. The five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy recently ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw, with visitors pulling off an incredible six-run win in the final match to level the series.

Following the series, Rahul took to Instagram to share a few heartwarming moments with his fans. He posted adorable pictures with his newly-born baby daughter, Evaarah, who was born in March this year, and also shared a few clicks with his brother-in-law, Ahaan Shetty. 

KL Rahul Shares Adorable Pictures Post ENG vs IND Test Series

KL Rahul spends time with his family [Source: @klrahul/Instagram]KL Rahul spends time with his family [Source: @klrahul/Instagram]

The photos quickly won hearts online and left the fans gushing over the Rahul's softer side.

Meanwhile, in a recent interview on Sony Network, KL Rahul spoke about the emotional challenges of being a new father while continuing his career. He opened up about how tough it was to leave his daughter so soon after her birth.

"Two days after she was born, I had to go play the IPL game and I tried in whatever breaks we got during the IPL to go back for a couple of days and then finish the IPL," he said.


"It was really hard to take that decision to come here and play that India A game as well because I had not spent any time with her and I knew when I came here, I won't see her for another two months, so it's a really, really hard decision," he added.

Despite the personal sacrifices, KL Rahul had a phenomenal series. The 33-year-old opener was India’s second-highest run-scorer, racking up 535 runs in 10 innings. His performance included two centuries and two half-centuries, with an impressive average of 53.20.