IPL 2018, RCB vs KKR: Rahul Dravid Chooses Normal Stands Over VIP Box At Chinnaswamy — Watch

IPL 2018, RCB vs KKR: Rahul Dravid watched the match just like any other cricket fan from Bengaluru who came to witness a power-packed IPL match

By: Aakash Biswas |
April 29, 2018 11:59 pm

As the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2018 Match Number 29 was interrupted for a while due to rain, a man sitting in the stands at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru became the talk of the town. Suddenly, when the camera focused on him, almost each and every person present at the venue shouted out loud to cheer for him. He was none other than the former Indian captain and the present India U-19 coach, Rahul Dravid.

Well, IPL has always been a star-studded affair. Celebrities arrive at the match venues and occupy a space in the VIP stands from where they can see the game comfortably. But Rahul Dravid chose the other option. Along with his wife and son, he remained seated just like any other spectator while people around him couldn’t stop themselves from clicking selfies with the ‘Wall’ of the Indian cricket.

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Here’s the video:

Look who’s here to support the #RCB at Chinnaswamy #TheWall #TheLegend #RahulDravid. pic.twitter.com/N2MIRVeGQY

— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 29, 2018

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Dravid’s presence in the stadium was no less than a delight for his die-hard fans. He watched the match just like any other cricket fan from Bengaluru who came to witness a power-packed IPL match. He would surely have a great time watching young cricketers like Shivam Mavi and Shubhman Gill who were a part of the U-19 team which he guided to lift the World Cup recently in New Zealand.

Dravid started his IPL career with captaining the RCB side in the inaugural edition in 2008. Later he went on to play for the Rajasthan Royals (RR) as well. Last year, he served as the coach of Delhi Daredevils. Later, he had to give up his association with this cash-rich tournament following the BCCI guidelines.