Rahul Dravid:
No doubt one of the greatest Indian batsmen of all time, Rahul Sharad Dravid was like the great wall that protected Indian cricket. A polite, disciplined and dignified cricketing persona on and off the field, Rahul Dravid was also utterly selfless. He did absolutely everything, whatever was required for the team, whether it was captaincy during a torrid time Indian cricket, or wicket-keeping, or bowling.
No doubt one of the greatest Indian batsmen of all time, Rahul Sharad Dravid was like the great wall that protected Indian cricket. A polite, disciplined and dignified cricketing persona on and off the field, Rahul Dravid was also utterly selfless. He did absolutely everything, whatever was required for the team, whether it was captaincy during a torrid time Indian cricket, or wicket-keeping, or bowling.
But Dravid’s last Test match was a bit of a let-down if you consider his whole career. He played his final Test match at Adelaide in January 2012. It was obviously a terrible tour for India, and the Test match itself wasn’t that special for either Dravid or the Indian team. The Wall of Indian cricket managed to score only 1 in the first innings, and 25 in the second innings, as Australia thrashed India by 298 runs.