Dravid Downplays ‘#DoItForDravid’ Trend, Emphasises Team Effort as India Prepares for T20 World Cup Final

Barbados: As India prepares to face South Africa in the T20 World Cup final in Barbados, all eyes are on head coach Rahul Dravid. Known for his humble demeanour and preference for staying out of the spotlight, Dravid finds himself thrust into the centre of attention.

The 51-year-old former cricketer has always prioritised team success over personal accolades. When asked about the #DoItForDravid social media trend, he firmly rejected the notion.

“I just want to play good cricket. Doing it for someone is totally against who I am and what I believe in,” Dravid stated, highlighting his commitment to simplicity and selflessness.

Dravid’s leadership philosophy centres on collective effort and mutual support. Throughout his career, he provided a solid foundation for his teammates to shine, often absorbing pressure in crucial moments. As coach, Dravid continues to embody this selfless approach.

He stressed the importance of playing good cricket and credited the team’s success to captain Rohit Sharma’s inspired leadership.

Whether India lifts the trophy or not, Dravid’s impact on the team is undeniable. His calm presence and strategic insight have been instrumental in guiding the squad to the final.