Sensational KL Rahul Breaks Dravid’s Record, Matches Gavaskar with Brilliant Century vs England

KL Rahul’s Century Creates Historic Milestone for Indian Cricket

KL Rahul delivered a memorable performance in the 1st Test of India’s 2025 England tour, scoring his third Test century in England as an opener, breaking Rahul Dravid’s long-standing record. He also equaled Sunil Gavaskar’s tally of four centuries against England, placing himself in elite company.

Rahul Surpasses Dravid’s Record in Style

Most Centuries by an Indian Opener in England

Rahul now holds the record for most centuries by an Indian opener in England (3), going past Rahul Dravid (2). His consistency in overseas conditions has made him a vital asset in the Indian Test setup.

🕊 H3: Steady and Classy Knock at Headingley

His composed innings came under pressure conditions, showcasing patience, shot selection, and remarkable focus against the moving ball.

Equals Sunil Gavaskar’s Feat Against England

Four Test Centuries vs England

With this century, KL Rahul matched the legendary Sunil Gavaskar’s 4 Test centuries against England, joining the likes of Rohit Sharma and other greats.

Rahul’s Growing Legacy in Test Cricket

His current form and technique place him among India’s most successful modern-day openers, especially in SENA countries.

KL Rahul’s Test Record in England – At a Glance

  • Matches in England: 12
  • Centuries in England: 3
  • Centuries vs England overall: 4
  • 2025 Series Average (so far): 70+

What This Means for the Series

India’s Top Order Looks Solid

Rahul’s form gives India a solid platform as the series progresses, especially with tough conditions expected in Manchester and Birmingham.

England Under Pressure as Records Tumble

England’s bowlers will need new strategies to counter India’s dominant top-order lineup, led by a historic KL Rahul.

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