‘KL Rahul does not have faith in himself. Sunil Gavaskar’s harsh assessment: ‘He doesn’t know…’

Rahul has had a disastrous World Cup so far, with scores of 0, 9, and 9 against Pakistan, the Netherlands, and South Africa. Kohli, on the other hand, has been India’s most prolific run-scorer in the tournament so far, along with Suryakumar Yadav.
It was great to see Kohli put on the coach’s hat and work on smoothing out the wrinkles in the vice-technique. captain’s And who better to do it than Kohli? He is currently the highest run-scorer in T20Is and the highest run-scorer for India in the T20 World Cup.
Sunil Gavaskar, the legendary Indian cricketer, reacted to Kohli’s conversation with Rahul, saying Kohli could be telling Rahul about being tight outside the off stump. He’s the senior player, has plenty of runs in all formats, and this is his favorite ground, so he’ll be able to tell him what to do.
I believe he was attempting to convey that the ball outside off stump could cause trouble for anyone early in the innings when you are unsure of your off stump. You have no idea where the ball will go. 
You tend to play at deliveries that you would otherwise leave, and you can’t afford to leave deliveries in this format. He’s been out a couple of times by dragging the ball onto his stumps, and the extra bounce did him in Perth, but he’s a class act, don’t forget that Gavaskar told India Today.
So far in this World Cup, Rahul has gone out on both the outside and inside edges, but does he have any technical flaws? Gavaskar believes the issue is one of mindset. The former India captain believes Rahul does not have enough faith in his abilities.
Every time I see Rahul not scoring runs, I get the impression that he is unaware of his own talent. He doesn’t appear to have faith in himself. He is a fantastic player with a lot of talent. He needs to start saying things like, I’m going to go knock the stuffing out of the ball.
That’s the kind of attitude he’s got. I want him to strut his stuff. It will make a significant difference, He continued.