Samit Dravid, son of Indian batting legend Rahul Dravid, made his Maharaja Trophy debut for the Mysore Warriors against Namma Shivamogga. While his innings was brief, fans were thrilled to see the next generation Dravid in action. Mysore ultimately won the match by 7 runs via the DLS method.
Samit Dravid, son of former India captain Rahul Dravid, has been picked up by Mysuru Warriors in the player auction for the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20. The young batsman and seamer was acquired for Rs 50,000. Samit’s inclusion adds to the Warriors’ lineup, which already boasts Karun Nair as captain and India pacer Prasidh Krishna.
Former India coach Rahul Dravid has declined a bonus offered by the BCCI after India’s T20 World Cup victory, preferring to receive the same amount as other coaching staff. The BCCI had wanted to reward Dravid with a higher bonus for his success but he opted for a more egalitarian approach. Dravid’s tenure as coach ended with the World Cup win, and he is now considering taking a break before deciding on his next career move. Meanwhile, former India opener Gautam Gambhir has been appointed as the new coach for the next three years.
Rahul Dravid, the former Indian head coach, reflects on his tenure, emphasizing his commitment to continuity and fostering a supportive environment for the team. He discusses the challenges of the pandemic era, the rise of young talent, and his close working relationships with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. Dravid highlights his belief in the process over quick results, emphasizing the importance of strong fundamentals and player development.
Outgoing India coach Rahul Dravid shared in his farewell speech how Rohit Sharma’s request to continue after the ODI World Cup final defeat played a pivotal role in his decision to remain at the helm for the T20 World Cup. He expressed gratitude to the team and the BCCI for the experience and praised the players’ resilience and collective efforts, particularly their ability to overcome past disappointments and clinch the title.
Rahul Dravid, the head coach of the Indian cricket team, expressed overwhelming pride and emotion after India’s T20 World Cup triumph, thanking his team for helping him achieve a dream he couldn’t fulfill as a player. He highlighted the team’s resilience and emphasized the importance of their journey over the past two years, which culminated in this victory.
India’s head coach Rahul Dravid is aiming to end his coaching tenure on a high with a T20 World Cup victory. After guiding India to the finals of the World Test Championship and the 2023 Cricket ODI World Cup, Dravid has his sights set on the ultimate prize – an ICC title. He emphasizes the importance of mental and physical preparation for the final against South Africa, acknowledging the strength of both teams.
Rahul Dravid, renowned for his composure, played down the infamous 1997 Test match at Kensington Oval where India crumbled for 81 in pursuit of 120. He emphasizes moving on and focusing on the present, stating that dwelling on the past, whether good or bad, is not his style.
To replace Rahul Dravid as India’s head coach after the T20 World Cup, the BCCI is considering consulting legendary cricketer MS Dhoni for his input on Stephen Fleming, the current head coach of Chennai Super Kings. Fleming, who has expressed reluctance to commit to a long-term contract until 2027, is the board’s preferred choice. Dhoni’s close relationship with Fleming and his understanding of the game make him a valuable asset in the decision-making process. If Dhoni can persuade Fleming to accept the position, it will be a significant development in the transition period Indian cricket will face in the coming years.
Justin Langer has commented on reports that the BCCI has contacted him regarding the position of head coach for the Indian cricket team. Langer acknowledged the prestige of the role and its associated challenges. He expressed his uncertainty about his availability to commit to the demanding schedule of the Indian team, suggesting a desire for a break after his tenure with the Australian cricket team. Langer also highlighted the immense pressure involved in coaching the Indian team and hinted at the possibility of other candidates being better suited for the job at this time.
