Colombo: Responsible for the Indian squad for the Limited Overs series against Sri Lanka, Batting Great Rahul Dravid said he had not thought of taking the coaching work of the national team in full time.
The former Indian captain despite adding that he had “enjoyed the experience” of training the team in Sri Lanka.
“I have enjoyed this experience.
You know, look, I haven’t really thought it’s far ahead,” Dravid said at a post-virtual match press conference after the third and last international T20 on Thursday night.
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Rookies Devdutt Padikkal, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Nitish Rana along with Sanju Samson literally struggled against Spin Bowlinghe Quality was asked to share his experience and if he wanted to take the coaching work that would appear in the future.
“You know, honestly with you.
I’m happy to do what I do.
For me, I haven’t given any other thoughts besides this tour and passing this tour,” added legendary Batsman.
India lost the third T20i with seven goals and with the series.
Dravid, who is the Director of the National Cricket Academy (NCA), has managed to train the team below 19-19 India and India.
But the Sri Lankan tour was the first task of Dravid as the head coach of the Indian senior team.
Underneath, the LED side Shikhar Dhawan won the Odi Series 2-1 but losing T20 1-2 rubber, at R premdasa stadium here.
During a famous career, a 48-year-old Dravid has played 164 tests and 344 odi.
“I have enjoyed the experience and I like to work with these people.
It’s fun.
And no, I haven’t thought about anything for anything else.
There are many challenges that do a full-time role, so I really don’t know,” Dravid said , Indian head coach Ravi Shastri is currently the Indian Test Team, who lost the final of the world test championship against New Zealand, and will then take England in a series of five tiring matches.
The Shastri contract runs until the end of the T20 World Cup, which is scheduled to be played in the United Arab Emirates and Oman from October 17 to November 14, and it is not clear whether he wanted to submit a re-apply considering that he was 59 and above.
The age limit for the work of India coach is set at 60.