Which Country Did Rahul Dravid Play for in June 2003? No It Is Not India! Find Out Here
After the ICC ODI Cricket World Cup in 2003, Team India had an extended off season during which Rahul Dravid decided to play for another country. Fans eager to know for which country he played for will get the entire information here.
Search-giants Google recently released its series of promotional videos titled "Googlies on Google" where a girl asks her co-passenger in flight about the national team Rahul Dravid represented in 2003. The co-passenger confidently answered 'India' but it wasn't the correct answer. Later, he found out on google for which team Dravid played for in June 2003. The answer was not revealed by the Google advertisements and that led the fans wondering what the real answer was. In reality, Dravid represented the Scotland National Cricket Team in theĀ England's domestic one-day cupĀ in 2003. The offer was brought to him by the then India head coach John Wright during an extended off season for Team India. It was reportedĀ Dravid's Ā£45,000 contract was funded by the NRIs who raised money through special events. The contractĀ for Dravid was to feature in 14 One-Day games for Scotland. However, in his 11 appearances for the Scotland side, Dravid amassed 600 runs at an average of 66.66 and strike rate of 92.73.Ā Rahul Dravidās Younger Son Anvay Dravid Included in Karnatakaās Probables for U-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy 2024ā25.
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Scotland National Cricket Team's Throwback Post
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ā Cricket Scotland (@CricketScotland) November 18, 2021
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