‘Never thought you would become like this…’ Virat Kohli reveals his conversation with Rahul Dravid before first Test against West Indies

Virat Kohli and Rahul Dravid are two of the greatest cricketers to have ever played the game and their presence in the team lightens the mood and inspires other players to perform well on the field. More than his individual achievements, he is known for the work he has done for the country and the matches he has won for the national team. These two names are the most common ones that come to everyone’s mind when we talk of Indian cricket.

Former India captain Virat Kohli had posted a heart-touching post on Instagram a few days ago, in which he shared his picture with Rahul Dravid and wrote in the caption that he is the only player left in the team who can play sports. Have passed series against West Indies in 2011. Kohli made his Test debut 12 years ago and today he is back in the same spot with over 100 matches to his name in the longest format.

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) shared a video in which Virat Kohli was interviewed and the legendary batsman said that he feels good to be back in the country where he started playing Test cricket with more than 100 caps to his credit. There are matches. It is a great achievement for a player to play a lot of matches for the national team as it requires the same temperament and good form to be there for such a long period of time. Many players have come and gone but Kohli is one of the cricketers who has been a part of the national team for the maximum number of years.

:two::zero::one::one: – team members

:two::zero::two::three: – head coach and batsman

Rahul Dravid and Virat Kohli complete 12 years, Dominica brings back some special memories :blush:#TeamIndia , #WIvIND , @imVkohli pic.twitter.com/HRkBLS2Lam

– BCCI (@BCCI) 12 July 2023

Kohli revealed that he had told Rahul Dravid that he never thought that the former player would become the head coach of the Indian cricket team and the former captain would complete 100 matches in the longest and toughest format of the game.

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