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'The Wall' to fortify Delhi: Rahul Dravid will mentor Daredevils in IPL 9

Rahul Dravid, the former India captain and current India A and Under-19 coach, will mentor the Delhi Daredevils side in the ninth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the team announced on Tuesday.

'Why sell yourself short?' Rahul Dravid says youngsters should aspire to play all three formats

Giving the example of a tournament like IPL, Dravid said only performance matters whether it comes through an icon player or a youngster.

NSW name 'massive talent' Arjun Nair, Indian origin offie, in Sheffield Shield squad

With an action similar to that of Carribean spinner Sunil Narine, Arjun Nair can turn the ball both ways.

Under-19 World Cup: Sarfaraz Khan showed he's the best of India’s next generation

Difference between Sarfaraz and the rest of Indian batsmen in this tournament is his judgement of length and his ability to choose the right shot.

Winning Under-19 World Cup not be-all-and-end-all, want them to represent India: Rahul Dravid

Dravid was satisfied with the preparations of the squad going into the tournament, which India won thrice (2000 in Sri Lanka, 2008 in Malaysia and 2012 in Australia).

Under-19 captain Ishan Kishan embroiled in reckless driving controversy; no arrest say police

The OIC said it was actually Kishan's father Pandey who was driving the car when it hit the autorickshaw that turned turtle and a woman sustained minor injury.

Fun part of retirement is coaching young athletes, says Rahul Dravid

Dravid refused to answer questions on the Lodha Committee report which has suggested sweeping reforms in the BCCI in its recommendations submitted to the Supreme Court.

Sarfaraz Khan's blistering half-century helps India clinch U-19 tri-series title

India put up a spirited bowling performance before Mumbai youngster Sarfaraz Khan struck an unbeaten half-century to steer the team to a seven-wicket win over Bangladesh and clinch the U-19 tri-series one-day cricket tournament title

India A is a very good platform to mentor youngsters: Rahul Dravid

Rahul Dravid today said he was looking forward to coaching the India A team and called it a "very good" platform.

I will try and help India 'A' players get to the next level, says Dravid

Former captain Rahul Dravid on Wednesday emphatically ruled out the notion that he was interested in taking up the India coaching job after Duncan Fletcher's departure.