Rahul dravid video: Former India head coach Rahul Dravid has given his entire life to cricket. Even after retiring from international cricket, he has made a wonderful contribution to Indian cricket. Dravid first became the head of NCA and then worked for India-A and Team India as a coach. In his coaching, Rohit Sharma’s team created history by winning the T20 World Cup in 2024. Rahul Dravid is now ready to help the youth with his coaching skills once again in the IPL.
In IPL 2025, Rahul Dravid is ready to fulfill the responsibility of the head coach of Rajasthan Royals. However, a bad news came out before the season started. Dravid was injured while batting on the cricket ground. It seemed that this would affect the preparations of the team, but say no, ‘The floor is found only by those who have life in their dreams, nothing happens with wings, flying with spirits.’ This line sits perfectly on former Indian team captain Rahul Dravid.
Rajasthan Royals shared a heart -breaking picture on Wednesday, in which Dravid was seen wearing plaster on his left leg. Sharing the picture, the franchise wrote that head coach Rahul Dravid, who was hurt while playing cricket in Bengaluru, is now recovering and will join us in Jaipur today.
Another video has surfaced on social media, which the fans are surprised to see. Fans are saluting the spirit of Rahul Dravid. In the video, you can see that Rajasthan Royals’ head coaches are running with the help of Baisakhi, but leaving no stone unturned to coach their players. Rajasthan Royals posted a video of Rahul Dravid’s arrival for training in which he is sitting in hand in hand and is closely inspecting the entire session.
Dravid’s old relationship with Rajasthan Royals
Let us know that Rahul Dravid started his IPL career from Royals Challengers Bangalore, but from 2011 to 2015 he was the captain of Rajasthan Royals. Fans are surprised to see Dravid, who is training the team with the help of Baisakhi and he is praising the legendary cricketer. One user wrote that ready to do anything for the team, another user wrote that I have never seen the injured coach working like this before.
