Shahnawaz Dahani reveals inside story behind a picture that he took with Rahul Dravid
Shahnawaz Dahani has made waves in the cricketing circuit for his fast-bowling prowess, and also, he has been a part of that long production line of pacers that Pakistan keeps producing every year. He has played two ODIs and 11 T20Is for his national side. He has picked up a wicket in ODIs and eight wickets in T20Is.
Dahani took to Twitter on Jan 12, a day after Rahul Dravid’s birthday to share a picture and talk about an interaction he had with the Indian great in Australia during the 20-20 World Cup. India faced Pakistan in the 20-20 World 2022. India won the game by four wickets. The match will go down as one of the best in Indo-Pak history.
Here is the tweet
Happy Birthday to the most humble Person, Sir #RahulDravid.
Here is Story behind this picture. I was in resturaunt having dinner with some friends in brisbane Australia during worldcup, Sir Rahul dravid entered in same restaurant where he saw me, before going to find a seat for pic.twitter.com/EAnjzlLnsn— Shahnawaz Dahani (@ShahnawazDahani) January 11, 2023
Rahul Dravid has been a part of two U-19 World Cups in 2016 and 2019
Dahani wrote on Twitter- Happy Birthday to the most humble Person, Sir Rahul Dravid. Here is Story behind this picture. I was in restaurant having dinner with some friends in brisbane Australia during world cup, Sir Rahul dravid entered in same restaurant where he saw me, before going to find a seat for himself he came to me & met us all with lot of respect & love, we all got pictures with him. Just Imagine a Coach of a rival team & wall of cricket sir Rahul dravid comes to say hello to you & your friends. That day I learnt a lesson “Humility is key to success”
Dravid after 2021 20-20 World Cup, took charge of the India Team in the capacity of Head Coach replacing Ravi Shastri. He has also coached the U-19 Team in two World Cups. One in Bangladesh in 2016 and one in Australia in 2018. The 2018 edition of the U-19 World Cup was won by India.
The Wall as he is fondly called has been one of India’s greatest batters in Test Cricket. He has scored 13,288 runs at an average of 52.31 and a strike rate of 42.51. He was part of the fabulous Indian batting lineup of the 2000s which included the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman and Virender Sehwag.
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