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IPL 2024: Probably not going to be held, will KL Rahul step down from Lucknow Super Goliaths Everything except out of conflict for the IPL end of the season games, KL Rahul's future as Lucknow Super Monsters captain is unsure for the leftover two games after the group got a gluing because of Sunrisers Hyderabad on Wednesday. It is an inescapable end product that the LSG captain, who was roped in before the bartering in 2022 for a record Rs 17 crore, is probably not going to be held before the super closeouts in 2025. Notwithstanding, there is hypothesis that the captain could step down all alone and focus on batting during the following two games. "There is a five-day hole before the following game against DC. At this point, no choice has been taken except for it is grasped that assuming Rahul plans to simply focus on his batting for the excess two games, the administration wouldn't fret," an IPL source told PTI on states of obscurity. Recordings of LSG proprietor Sanjiv Goenka's unsettled discussion with Rahul arose via virtual entertainment after Sunrisers Hyderabad openers Travis Head (89 not out off 30 balls) and Abhishek Sharma (75 off 28 balls) arrived at an objective of 167 in under 10 overs. This was after the LSG players attempted to get rolling on a similar track in Hyderabad. More regrettable, Rahul's (29 off 33 balls) batting in the Powerplay has been one of the most compelling motivations for LSG's less than impressive show in the money rich association and it appears to be that Goenka has at last become irritated. The India star has scored 460 runs in 12 games and could again cross the 500-run mark for the season yet it is his strike-pace of 136.09 which is the issue. LSG are still numerically in dispute as they can arrive at 16 focuses by dominating their leftover two matches - - versus Delhi Capitals in New Delhi on May 14 and versus Mumbai Indians at Wankhede on May 17. Notwithstanding, it will be extremely challenging to enormously enhance the net run-rate (- 0.760). In the event that,
Rahul chooses to step down, bad habit skipper Nicholas Pooran, effectively the group's most significant player in the season, is probably going to take over for the leftover two games.