The tenure of former Team India coach Rahul Dravid has ended after the T20 World Cup 2024 and he started his tenure just after the T20 World Cup 2021. Rahul Dravid's career as a coach was very brilliant and he made the Indian team win the T20 World Cup after a long wait of about 11 years.
Now Rahul Dravid is once again in the headlines and due to this some people have started trolling him. Actually the thing is that Rahul Dravid's son has been included in the contract list by the cricket team.
Rahul Dravid's son got a contract
Rahul Dravid was counted among the best players of his time and now his sons have also followed in his footsteps. Rahul Dravid's two sons Samit Dravid and Anvay Dravid also now want to become cricketers like their father. His elder son Samit Dravid recently played for Karnataka and played an important role in helping his team win the Cooch Behar Trophy. After seeing this performance of Samit Dravid, a franchise team has now decided to include him in their team.
The first step towards creating his legacy! Welcome aboard, Samit Dravid 💛#MysoreWarriors #GoWarriors #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/kN48J0vWY4
— Mysore Warriors (@mysore_warriors) July 25, 2024
Samit Dravid joined the team of Mysore Warriors
Samit Dravid, son of former Indian coach Rahul Dravid, is a great middle-order batsman and also bowls medium-fast. Keeping this ability of junior Dravid in mind, the Mysore Warriors team has included him for the KSCA T20 League. Samit Dravid will be given Rs 50,000 by the franchise for playing for Mysore Warriors. In KSCA T20, Mysore Warriors is led by experienced batsman Karun Nair.
The performance in Cooch Behar was spectacular
If we talk about the performance of Rahul Dravid in Bihar Trophy 2024, then he showed a brilliant all-round game in this tournament. In this tournament, as a batsman, he scored 340 runs in 7 matches at an economy rate of 7.38. At the same time, he also took 14 important wickets during bowling. After this performance of his, it was being said that he can soon enter franchise cricket as well.
