DTVHINDISamit Dravid is always eager to learn and give his best: Karun Nair
Samit had performed brilliantly for Karnataka in the Cooch Behar Trophy. Samit Dravid (Image Credit- Twitter X) Former Indian cricketer and coach Rahul Dravid’s son Samit Dravid has recently been selected in India’s Under-19 team. The young cricketer got this opportunity due to his amazing performance at the junior level. Apart from this, the all-rounder player performed brilliantly for Karnataka in the Cooch Behar Trophy 2024. In the tournament, Samit scored 362 runs and also took 16 wickets in bowling. He was also a part of Karnataka’s Maharaja T20 tournament Mysore Warriors team, but due to not being able to perform in the initial matches, he had to be dropped from the playing eleven. So now Mysore Warriors captain Karun Nair has made a big statement about Samit, who was the highest run scorer for the team in the tournament. Nair says that he is always eager to learn and give his best. Karun Nair gave a big statement Let us tell you that in a recent interview with Crictracker, Karun Nair said about Samit Dravid – Samit Dravid is really talented. Our entire team management saw this and that is why he was a part of our team. Even in training camps, he was always eager to learn and give his best, which is exactly what we wanted as a team. It was really nice to see his progress and I hope he does even better in the years to come. Watch this interview of Karun Nair Apart from this, Krishnappa Gowtham, who was a part of the Mysore Warriors team, said about Samit Dravid – He is a naturally talented kid. The way I have seen him communicate and bat, he is really good. He can go a long way and we can see why he has been selected for the U19 India team.
Rahul Dravid’s son Samit selected for Team India for the first time, BCCI announced the squad
Rahul Dravid’s son Samit Dravid has been selected in the Indian team for the first time. Rahul Dravid Samit Dravid (Photo Source: X/Twitter) Samit Dravid India Under-19 squad: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Saturday, 31 August announced the schedule and the Indian Under-19 team for the upcoming multi-format series against Australia. In this team, Samit Dravid, son of former India captain and coach Rahul Dravid, has been selected in the Under-19 team for the first time. Samit Dravid is part of both the ODI and four-day squads. This Under-19 series between India and Australia will start from September 21. Three ODIs and two four-day matches will be played between India and Australia. For this series, Uttar Pradesh’s middle order batsman Mohammad Aman has been made the captain of the 50 overs team, while Madhya Pradesh’s Soham Patwardhan will captain the team for the four-day matches. Samit Dravid recently played his first senior men’s T20 tournament in Karnataka, Maharaja T20 Trophy. There he is a part of the Mysore Warriors team. Batting in the middle order, Samit has scored 82 runs in seven innings at a strike rate of 114 so far and today his team Mysore Warriors has a semi-final match. India Under-19 team will play three 50-over matches against Australia Under-19 in Puducherry on 21, 23 and 26 September, followed by two four-day matches in Chennai on 30 September and 7 October. India’s squad for the home multi-format series against Australia Squad for ODI series: Rudra Patel (VC) (GCA), Sahil Parakh (MAHCA), Kartikeya KP (KSCA), Mohammed Aman (C) (UPCA), Kiran Chormale (MAHCA), Abhigyan Kundu (WK) (MCA), Harvansh Singh Pangalia (WK) (SCA), Samit Dravid (KSCA), Yudhajit Guha (CAB), Samarth N (KSCA), Nikhil Kumar (UTCA), Chetan Sharma (RCA), Hardik Raj (KSCA), Rohit Raj Awat (MPCA), Mohammed Enan (KCA) Squad for the four-day series: Vaibhav Suryavanshi (Bihar CA), Nitya Pandya (BCA), Vihan Malhotra (VC) (PCA), Soham Patwardhan (C) (MPCA), Kartikey KP (KSCA), Samit Dravid (KSCA), Abhigyan Kundu (WK) (MCA), Harvansh Singh Pangalia (WK) (SCA), Chetan Sharma (RCA), Samarth N (KSCA), Aditya Rawat (CAU), Nikhil Kumar (UTCA), Anmoljit Singh (PCA), Aditya Singh (UPCA), Mohammed Enan (KCA)
“It is difficult to be both a parent and a coach….”- Why did Rahul Dravid give such a statement on the question related to his son?
Samit Dravid performed brilliantly in Cooch Behar Trophy Rahul Dravid Samit Dravid (Photo Source: X/Twitter) After the victory in the first T20 match against Afghanistan, head coach Rahul Dravid talked about the team’s performance. However, during this time, he tried to make a roundabout move on the question of coaching his son Samit (Samit Dravid). Let us tell you that Rahul Dravid’s son has performed sensationally in junior level cricket, due to which he came into the limelight. 18-year-old Samit Dravid played a key role in taking Karnataka to the final of the Cooch Behar Trophy. It is difficult to be a parent and coach- Rahul Dravid This all-rounder has scored 370 runs in 7 matches at an average of 37.78, which includes three half-centuries. Along with this, he has also taken three wickets in the tournament. Recently, on the question of giving coaching to his son, Rahul Dravid said that he does not give coaching to his son, because it is difficult for parent and coach to live together. While talking on Jio Cinema, he said, I do not even try to coach Samit. It’s hard to be a parent and coach. I’m just trying to be a parent. Don’t know what I am doing in that also. Further speaking on the abundance of left-handed batsmen in the team, he said, a good link has been formed with the arrival of players like Rinku Singh, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Tilak Verma. But in the end, we make selections based on performance and not just on the basis of left-right-handed batsman. The head coach also said that we still have left-handed players in the line-up. But it is not just about left-handed players, but the ability to play over a period and be able to deal with different types of spin. read this also- BCB President Nazmul Hasan will resign from his post, reason revealed
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