#AUSvsIND

[@dhruvitgupta4160]

It's poetically beautiful how Rahul finds a way to speak about someone else, praise someone else whenever the focus starts to centre too much upon him. A legend of a player, a giant of a leader❤️

[@ishanmukhopadhyay6264]

Or not. It's just a style.

[@ps-qw7gp]

Absolutely. I thought the same.

[@hma01]

Brilliant interview…… Smiling throughout the interview… Thank you for the great memories … That sunday early morning Dravid n Laxman batting two whole sessions… WOW THANKS again…

[@OutswingersandNicks]

Thanks for voting this innings to the top, otherwise we wouldn't have had 25 minutes of pure bliss listening to this champion! Rahul Dravid won at life!

[@mohanbasava2115]

This is beautifulness of Rahul Sir. Always speak high of Team win over Individual Contributions. Always love and respect you for all modesty and calmness you bring to the table

[@sanmechrocker]

Rahul Dravid is the epitome of class, wisdom and a voice so soothing you'd want him to speak for eternity and people will listen to him, Rahul Dravid was therapeutic to watch on field, he is theraputic to listen to. ❤

[@karthik.sridhar]

This is one of Dravid's most free flowing innings. Also, like Kumble and Sachin, this is a man who would be an active part of every minute of every session of the game and look for ways to contribute. Long hours of hyper focused batting, followed by hours of slip fielding and then batting again. And he hardly missed any matches due to injuries or health scares. Massive respect! That was a well-researched and well-written interview btw. Maybe could've probed a bit more to give us a better feel of the time and context of the win. And added some unheard anecdotes or POVs from the match.

[@OutswingersandNicks]

He is wearing the same pair of shoes he wore in Barbados that day, such a simple and a humble giant of a man.

[@rockysoft2227]

Come on..! Both his sons are getting into under-19 teams already 😂

[@rajaguruperiasamy8845]

Apart from his talent and grit, his humility makes him the legend that he is! 🙏

[@Sheetanshu_Saurabh]

One of those people who makes you feel proud to be an Indian. A complete human being in all aspects. If sports make you this then everyone should pursue a sport

[@mithileshkapre]

COLD WATER , I loved that word 😅

[@zam2578]

A Cricketer and a gentleman ❤

[@yakobdhanraj7236]

Joy to watch Rahul's interview on any topic. Look at him, humble not crossing legs like the interviewer to show his stature. True ambassador to the game of Cricket and Legend!

[@Sidheart4]

Wow I thought there would be some recency bias for Rishabh Pant But good to see people still remember that iconic Double century.

[@jiteshkumar3774]

But no Warne , macgrath.

[@sachibtpi]

@@jiteshkumar3774 Yes No McGrath and Warne in 2011 too...what went wrong there? stop ridiculing greatness with silly arguements....Kolkotta had both yet India won and both Dravid and Lax played great innings there too.....just like in Adelaide.

[@aswinsoundararajan2221]

​@@jiteshkumar3774macgill was a brilliant bowler too

[@hridayeshtejasjha4909]

The Wall Stands Tall.... Forever ❤🔥

[@malayvibhute1264]

This was a delight ngl. What an articulated winner.

[@naveenkumar4527]

Today’s generation will never know how iconic was that inning and that test match was. Historic

[@iamvijay9357]

When he speaks we just listen... Manners maketh Man...😊

[@soumyapune]

Very nostalgic!! Thanks for doing this interview with the legend. I remember watching this game, waking up early in the morning as a teenager in my hostel. Still remember Rahul hitting that winning run and taking off his cap to celebrate. He gave us so much joy.. Relived that memory through this and had moist eyes at the end of the video. Thank you once again for doing this.

[@sahilmohan7983]

We love you coach ❤❤

[@phimathematics157]

He was,is and will be the backbone of indian cricket.My hero.

[@sidg892]

This man makes me proud to be Indian ❤

[@aashish87247]

Bro, You should see his celebration after his century at Lord's!!

[@cricketylife8742]

"This time, he's smashed it through point. A famous win for India!"

[@nikunjdixit1175]

Rahul's being a bit too modest. From a purely individual performance level in an entire test, his performance in Adelaide, Kohli's twin tons in Adelaide, and Sachin's double hundred and 60 in Sydney ranks as the three best individual efforts in Aus. After that, there are several great performances in one inns like Pant's 89, Kohli's 123 in 2018, Sachin 114 at the WACA at age 18, Pujara's hundred in Adelaide and Melbourne in 2018.

[@praveentd100]

Guess after this win Team India celebrated and went to watch "Kal Ho Naa Ho" - Movie, also Dravid & Viru went for another movie " Sea Biscuit", which Viru found boring before Boxing Day Test and scored that famous 195 on Day 1 😂😍🤣

[@kavinshah9920]

Love u coach

[@kevinmenezes8386]

Temperament & resilience has become an ignored skill in Test cricket since inception of T20. Gone are the days when batsmen would grind the opposition for 120-160 overs in a Test match

[@Fanofbatman]

Batting pitches bhi hoti thi ye bhi dekho bro

[@abhishek14257]

My idol is just one of a kind

[@jeshdb]

Great man , great inning, great cricketer snd greatest human

[@vikramnatarajan2857]

As the great STEVE Waugh said that DRAVID was the glue who held the entire team together And was an important as TENDULKAR

[@vanderer_prashant]

irritating background music!

[@rajeshm810]

Once a team man, always a team man while playing, now during the interview

[@umajain2854]

Rahul dravid Sir to 2003 and 2023 ma wc kyu hera or vo bhi sif aus se❤

[@sharmavlogs6570]

Thank u

[@tamijikoki]

Why do you guys need to put a music which is annoyingly disturbing to hear his voice clearly

[@ps-qw7gp]

@espncricinfo Please upload this without that irritating lobby background music. This is one for the ages, and the music is not required.

[@qibslifts8493]

The interviewer should put his leg down when a legend is sitting in front of him.

[@sarathmpambi]

""Cold Water""😂

[@sagnikbhaduri4245]

❤❤❤❤

[@SRT_200]

Drinking cold water😂

[@rockysoft2227]

Flopped miserably twice in australia but

[@faizakram8458]

bro what's this music

[@anandbakshi4391]

Cold Water 😂😂

[@kuldeepsharmaiist]

either remove or tone down the background music. It is over powering the conversation and gets annoying after 5 minutes.

[@324jainvedanta2]

😊

[@DibakarDuttaOfficial]

Keep that leg down! Host got no manners on how to sit

[@sachinvishwas3295]

Abe oooo Angreji ke ladke.. Hindustani hoke Hindi bolne me Sharm aati hai kya.. Jisko dekho angrej bna fir rha hai 🤨 Hindi me Interview nhi le skta tha kya

[@milindm7815]

In India, Hindi is not the only language. Don't be ashamed to learn English

[@haripradeeppalanki9358]

Aapko English nahi Ata kya?

[@muralikrishna5450]

No McGrath or warne..

[@paremayank]

Something I always say , it would have been a different thing all together had McGrath been there

[@prp3778]

Even McGrath would have shattered in front of dravid at that time. Dravid was exceptional in England which was a much bigger deal at that time even Aussies used to struggle in english conditions​@@paremayank

[@balajis5573]

If it was easy Then why India were 85/4 ? Sachin couldn't score when McGrath warne was not there?

[@prp3778]

@@balajis5573 also what did Shane Warne and McGrath do in 2001 kolkata test. They were in prime at that time. They were helpless against dravid and vvs. And not to forget shane was best spinner at that time

[@sarathmpambi]

Bret lee gillespie bracken bichel is no muck....and winning agnst aus in aus after them scoring 556 in 1st innings against that aus is just high class

[@rgfitness6425]

Timid buddha idli sambhar meek man Dravid

[@Nikhilkh24]

Meek ? He was the strongest cricketer in the indian team facing 31,288 balls in test isnt meek

[@Amit-k5b9v]

Legend ...my hero ...my God forever.....I worship him since 1998 the year I first saw him batting when i was a 8 years old kid......my cricketing inspiration forever