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As KL Rahul again disappoints fans in 2nd Test against Australia, memes, ire get fervid on social media

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Updated At : 11:21 PM Feb 19, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, February 19

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Indian batsman KL Rahul has been through perpetual vicissitudes over his performance for quite some time now. He has been quite a few times named by veteran cricketers as well as cricket fans for not performing up to the mark in recent times.

Social media is upholding the trend #KL Rahul on Twitter as flamboyant cricketer again failed to leave his mark in the 2nd Test match against Australia. Though India made Kangaroos bite the dust within 3 days of the match, KL Rahul has been courting a plenty of criticism. Ire, memes over his performance have been flooded across the microblogging site.

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In the recent concluded Delhi Test against Australia, Rahul was dismissed for 17 in the first innings, made just one in the chase of 115, and struggled to score 20 runs in 1st Test in Nagpur.

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