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Dravid warns: One bad day can cost India T20 title
28 Jan
Summary
- Rahul Dravid believes India are strong favourites for the T20 World Cup.
- He highlights India's exceptional recent T20I record and approach.
- Dravid cautions that a single poor performance can derail the campaign.
Rahul Dravid, former coach of the Indian cricket team, has expressed strong confidence in India's chances to defend their T20 World Cup title, scheduled to commence on February 7. Dravid pointed to the team's exceptional current approach, led by captain Suryakumar Yadav and coach Gautam Gambhir, as a key factor. India has maintained an impressive unbeaten record in T20 international series for close to three years, with their last defeat occurring in August 2023 against the West Indies.
Despite India's dominant form, Dravid issued a reminder about the inherent unpredictability of T20 cricket. He stated that regardless of a team's strength, a single adverse day can lead to unexpected outcomes. This sentiment echoes his experience from November 19, 2023. Dravid also credited Rohit Sharma for spearheading a significant transformation in India's white-ball strategy, emphasizing a more aggressive and adaptable style of play that has yielded positive results.
