Dale Steyn feels that KL Rahul would have also scored many more centuries had he batted at No. 3. His assessment came after India's stand-in captain scored an unbeaten 66 off just 43 balls in the second ODI against South Africa in Raipur on Wednesday, December 3.
During his swashbuckling knock, the Karnataka batter belted six fours and two sixes. He finished with a strike rate of 153.49, helping India set a huge target of 359 for South Africa to chase down in the second innings. The Proteas batted extremely well to reach the target with four balls and as many wickets to spare.
Steyn praised Rahul for how he paced his innings to perfection, even with Ravindra Jadeja struggling to find his timing at the other end.
