Rahul Dravid

Rahul Dravid is an Indian former international cricketer and coach, renowned for his technically accomplished batting and nicknamed “The Wall.”

2001 Kolkata Test: The second Test of the 2001 Border–Gavaskar Trophy, in which India recovered from a follow-on to defeat Australia. Dravid made 180 in a record partnership with V. V. S. Laxman that transformed the match.
Sourav Ganguly: An Indian cricketer and captain who led India in Test and one-day international cricket. Ganguly's leadership overlapped with Dravid's rise as a central figure in India's batting order.
India national under-19 cricket team: India's national cricket team for male players under 19 years old. Dravid coached the team to the 2018 Under-19 Cricket World Cup title.
Virender Sehwag: An Indian former international cricketer known for exceptionally aggressive opening batting in Tests and one-day internationals. Sehwag's attack-first style contrasted with Dravid's reputation for patient, technically disciplined batting.
Test cricket: The longest format of cricket, played by national teams over up to five days. Dravid built his strongest reputation in the format's demanding conditions.
2003 Adelaide Test: The second Test of India's 2003–04 tour of Australia, won by India after following on from a first-innings deficit. Dravid's 233 and unbeaten 72 secured a rare Indian Test victory in Australia.
V. V. S. Laxman: An Indian former international cricketer known for elegant batting, particularly in Test cricket. Laxman and Dravid shared the pivotal partnership that turned the 2001 Kolkata Test.
2018 Under-19 Cricket World Cup: The International Cricket Council's 2018 world championship for men's under-19 cricket teams. India won the tournament with Dravid as head coach.
Yuvraj Singh: An Indian former international cricketer known for powerful batting in limited-overs cricket and left-arm spin. Yuvraj's explosive limited-overs game contrasted with Dravid's strength as a Test specialist.
One Day International: A limited-overs international cricket match in which each team bats for a maximum of 50 overs. Dravid also played a major role in India's one-day international batting lineup.

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Virat KohliRelated: Dravid coached India during Kohli’s return to peak form and the 2023 World Cup campaign.