India, April 6 -- Delhi Capitals batter KL Rahul opened up about how he has found the fun in playing white-ball cricket once again, all thanks to Team India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar. Rahul faced criticism for his strike rate in the past few seasons of IPL as he lost his place in India's T20I set-up after the 2022 T20 World Cup. Meanwhile, to retain his place in the ODI team, Rahul, 32, has to become the quintessential team player, willingly adapting to every role - whether opening the innings, batting in the middle order, or donning the gloves across formats.

However, things have changed for him in recent times. He batted aggressively in the Champions Trophy and finished the big matches-semifinal and final-for India.

He started th...