Rahul Dravid bids farewell to Indian cricket team’s coaching role

Rahul Dravid bids farewell to Indian cricket team’s coaching role

Rahul Dravid bids farewell to Indian cricket team’s coaching role

In a poignant farewell gesture, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) released a heartfelt video honouring Rahul Dravid as his tenure as the head coach of the Indian Cricket team concludes. The video shared widely across social media platforms, captures Dravid’s reflections on his time with the team, highlighting key players and cherished memories.

Rahul Dravid reflects on enduring relationships and friendships in his farewell message

Amidst reminiscing about his journey with the team, Dravid spoke candidly about what stood out the most during his tenure. “For me, the fondest memory is the connections I’ve built, the friendships that I’ve forged,” Dravid shared in an emotional video. “These bonds will last long after I forget some of the good and bad results. It’s not just about cricket; it’s about the relationships we’ve nurtured.”

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Dravid praises Rohit Sharma’s growth and leadership

Dravid, revered as a stalwart of Indian cricket, expressed deep admiration for Rohit Sharma, the newly appointed captain of the Indian team. “I have enjoyed working with Rohit Sharma,” Dravid remarked in the video, reminiscing on their journey together. “He is someone I knew as a young boy, and I saw him grow as a person and as a leader. He truly deserves this for the contribution he has given to this team over the last 10-12 years.”

Dravid commends Virat Kohli’s dedication and professionalism 

Dravid also touched upon Virat Kohli’s enduring impact, acknowledging the captain’s relentless pursuit of excellence. “His desire to improve his game is fascinating,” Dravid noted, emphasizing Kohli’s professionalism and dedication to the sport.

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