'It's something I'll miss': Rahul Dravid Leaves Heartfelt Tribute For Rohit Sharma And Virat Kohli

Rahul Dravid's tenure as he coach of Team India has finally come to an end. Dravid would go down as one of finest coaches of Team India as under his le, team me it to final of each of top-end competitions of all three formats. luck did not favour India in WTC and ODI World Cup final, but team fought ir way through to win T20 World Cup of 2024. BCCI has released a farewell video of Rahul Dravid and in it he has expressed his gratitude towards team and on his way out he spared a few more words about batting stalwarts Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

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Rahul Dravid on working with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli

Dravid stated that he enjoyed working with captain Rohit Sharma and pleased to see him evolve as a match-winner for India. He mitted that he'll miss Rohit after bond he as captain and him as coach have formed.

"I have really enjoyed working with Rohit (Sharma). He is someone whom I knew as a young boy and I just want to grow him as a person and grow as a leer in Indian cricket and what someone like him wanted to contribute to team over last 10-12 years, both as a player and now as a leer. It's been a real tribute to him and effort and time that he has put in."

"I have really enjoyed seeing his commitment and care to team just to try and get environment right where everyone feels safe, enjoys mselves while it's a very competitive and professional environment, it's something I'll miss and some of his connections and with Rohit," said Dravid.

"Fascinated" is word Rahul Dravid used to define experience of him working with Virat Kohli.

"Someone like Virat (Kohli). Just a couple of series with him as a captain and just a couple of test matches, but I was getting to know him as well, just to see how he goes about his business and professionalism that he continues to display, his desire to improve and get better. It's been fascinating for me to watch," said Dravid.