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Former teammate Rahul Dravid tells the untold story of Rahul Dravid: “Not Gonna Travel 6.5 Hours To Bat For 3 Hours.”

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Hemang Badani, a former cricketer for India, has shared a fascinating, hitherto untold tale about Rahul Dravid from when the two of them competed in the Chennai league.

Rahul Dravid, one of the greatest hitters to play for India in cricket, will be 50 on January 11, 2023. A hitherto unreported incident involving the current India head coach was shared by former India batter Hemang Badani as well-wishes flooded in from all Indian cricketing spheres. Few people are aware of Dravid’s exploits in the Chennai league, when the batter would go and just bat for hours, despite the fact that cricket fans have seen him decimate the other team’s bowlers with his rock-solid defence.

“He resided in Bangalore, while the cricket match was taking place in Chennai. And he used to travel to Chennai to play in the Chennai league, one of India’s most successful leagues. He would enter and produce one hundred after another. each game. And while I had talent, I would loft the ball and do other things. Get outside and leave. Lofting, going out far enough, and other things “In a video posted by IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad, Badani made the statement.

In the video, Badani also described how Dravid stuck to his playing approach despite scoring a century.

“Rahul would only keep the ball on the floor. At one point I said, Rahul you have got one 100, you got two, you got four, you’ve got 5. What the hell is happening Rahul? Aren’t you bored? Don’t you like to try something else here?,” Badani narrated the incident of a funny conversation with Dravid.

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