Team India head coach Rahul Dravid, commonly known as ' The Wall ', is renowned for weathering the storm and helping his side turn the tables after being completely down and out. As the former ...
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'Couldn't win World Cup. Lost WTC final': Rahul Dravid's coaching tenure reviewed as The Wall confirms departurehighlighted the key areas that The Wall extensively worked on, which, in the long run, promises to benefit the Indian cricket team. Also Read: Final roll of dice for Rahul Dravid's Team India at ...
NEW DELHI: Legendary Rahul Dravid is often called 'The Wall' and its because of his exceptional defensive skills and ...
As Sachin Tendulkar rightly said, there was and is only one Rahul Dravid. But, KL Rahul certainly could be a brick off the old wall.
In 2003, Rahul Dravid and his team-mates walked into ... Getty Images Popularly known as 'The Wall', Dravid rarely gave away his wicket easily His signature attitude of not giving up until it's ...
IND vs AUS Border-Gavaskar series might be the last chance for some Indian senior players, including Virat Kohli and Rohit ...
Rahul Dravid might come second in the list of the ... at the podium with BCCI president N Srinivasan and Anil Kumble. 'The Wall' did not betray any emotion as Sundar Raman started the proceedings ...
Try and draw Rahul Dravid into discussing what challenges he faces as new chief coach of the Indian team, chances are he will steer the conversation around to age-fudging in Indian cricket.
For our parents, we heard that Rahul Dravid stood as a wall to challenge nations, especially Australia, which withstood its greatest generational bowlers ...
Watch: Samit, son of Rahul Dravid, leaves internet delighted with towering SIX in KSCA T20 league, fans react 'Junior Wall' Samit Dravid dislodged a length delivery between the long-on and mid ...
One of India's greatest batters, Dilip Vengsarkar also fared well at the Wankhede Stadium during his career. The former Indian top-order batter scored 631 runs from 10 Test encounters at an average of ...
Indian players hate it when people talk about pitches at home. Part of it is because of the derisive clichés used to describe ...
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