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If I can do what team wants from me, I sleep peacefully: Rahul | | | agencies Adelaide, Nov 2: KL Rahul knows exactly what his team wants from him and as long as he is able to do that, he can sleep peacefully . Having logged only 22 runs from the first three games in T20 World Cup, it was Rahul's opportunity to do the star turn with one of his better half-centuries (50 off 32 balls) and a magnificent direct throw from the deep that became a turning point in India's five-run victory over Bangladesh. My emotions were good. We are all excited to be out here and we have all looked forward to this World Cup for last one year. I have always tried to stay balanced whether I am doing well or not, Rahul said when asked about what was his mindset in the last one week. The team has given me a role and if I am able to do what team wants from me, I can sleep peacefully, the Indian vice-captain told reporters at the post-match conference. The most heartening aspect for Indian team over the past four games has been how different individuals have contributed to the side's success. This was an important game for us. We all wanted to contribute. Today it was an opportunity for me to stand up and be counted. Every match, a different person is putting his hand up and making it count, Rahul said. Having been made an early exit from the last T20 World Cup, the Indian team, according to Rahul, worked hard to prepare themselves for difficult circumstances. We have really worked hard and prepared ourselves for difficult situations. So that when time comes, we can execute our plans in those difficult situations. Talking about his sensational direct hit from the deep to dismiss the in-form Litton Das, he said: "We all train very hard on fielding. We work on our throwing and moving quickly. The ball came and I hit the stumps."
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