Rahul Dravid:
IPL and the T20 format was not meant to suit the likes of Rahul Dravid. However, the legendary batsman, who is the part of the elite 10,000-run club in both Tests and ODIs, proved this assumption as wrong by achieving success in this format as well.
Dravid was a part of the RCB from the inaugural season and played for three seasons before moving to the Rajasthan Royals.
However, he did enough in the three season spent at RCB to leave a permanent legacy in the history of the franchise. With 898 runs for the franchise in 43 matches including 4 fifties, his contribution is hard to ignore and no one looks more suitable at the No. 3 position than him.