Rahul Dravid: রাহুল দ্রাবিড় বিশ্বাসই করতে পারছেন না যে, কিশোরীদের ডেলিভারিতে এভাবে নাস্তানাবুদ হতে হবে তাঁকে

Rahul Dravid’s contract expires at the end of June, says he has no plans to re-apply for the position

With India aiming to end their hiatus of lifting the ICC trophy, Dravid hailed his team for the consistency that they have managed to showcase for the past year

Dravid’s legacy will be his adept handling of a team filled with high-profile players, setting a high bar for his successor.

Former India captain and batting great, Rahul Dravid has recently joined the Indian Cricketers Association (ICA) and contributed to their special fund to help some needy former players who are dealing with rough financial times caused by the Coronavirus.

The Ashok Malhotra-led association has collected Rs 42 lakh so far and is hoping for more players to come forward and help their lesser fortunate colleagues.

Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Gundappa Viswanath, Gautam Gambhir and now Dravid, have helped boost the coffers. Kolkata-based Malhotra who played seven Tests and 20 one-day internationals for India from 1982 to 1986, plans to strengthen his appeal for more funds through some inspirational Bollywood songs on social media. The association will welcome corporate houses which are willing to join the cause.

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