Rahul Dravid's mind is full of coaching, despite requests from BCCI and senior players, he rejected the post of head coach.
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Rahul Dravid: The Board of Control for Cricket in India has issued an advertisement to search for a new head coach for Team India. The tenure of current head coach Rahul Dravid is going to end after the ICC T20 World Cup (T20 World Cup 2024) starting from June 2 in America and West Indies. However, according to the notification of BCCI, Rahul Dravid can apply for the post of head coach again if he wants. But in the meantime a big information is coming to light. Rahul is not at all interested in extending his tenure as head coach.
Rahul Dravid does not want to extend his tenure
In fact, the prestigious magazine Sportstar has claimed in one of its reports that Rahul Dravid will not apply again to become the head coach of Team India. He had decided to end his tenure a long time ago. It has been reported in the report that senior players for Team India had requested Dravid to extend his tenure for one more year, but he refused. Not only this, BCCI also wanted to keep Rahul Dravid as the coach in the Test format, while they were looking for a new head coach in white ball cricket.
Rahul Dravid had extended his tenure
It is noteworthy that Rahul Dravid took over the responsibility of head coach of Team India for 2 years after Ravi Shastri in November 2021 and his tenure ended after the ODI World Cup last year. But after this, on the request of BCCI, he extended his tenure till T20 World Cup 2024. However, now Dravid does not want to dwell on this further.
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For the past few months, there was speculation that VVS Laxman could become the next head coach of the Indian cricket team. But now it seems difficult for this to happen. BCCI is considering giving responsibility to foreign coaches. New Zealand's Stephen Fleming and Australia's Ricky Ponting, who are currently the coaches of Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals respectively, are believed to be at the forefront of the wish list.