Leaving Group India lead trainer decreased his T20 World Cup 2024 reward by Rs. 2.5 crore and requested that the BCCI reward all mentors similarly.
The ‘courteous fellow’ Rahul Dravid has given one more fine illustration of his personality, choosing to relinquish half of the INR 5 crore prize cash that he was to get from the pool of Rs. 125 crore that the Leading body of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) reported for the T20 World Cup-winning Indian group. After Rohit Sharma’s men beat South Africa in the last to secure the title, the BCCI reported that a sum of Rs. 125 crore will be given to the group, instructing staff, and care staff as monetary compensation. The cut for lead trainer Rahul Dravid emerged to be INR 5 crore while different mentors in the group were to be given Rs. 2.5 crore.
According to a Hindustan Times report, Dravid requested that the load-up decrease his monetary compensation to Rs. 2.5 crore too as he would have rather not gotten more cash in contrast with the batting, bowling, and handling mentors.
“Rahul needed a similar reward cash (Rs. 2.5 crore) as the remainder of his care staff (bowling trainer Paras Mhambrey, handling mentor T Dilip, and batting mentor Vikram Rathore). We regard his feelings,” a BCCI source said, according to the report.
What’s to be noted is that Dravid had taken a comparative position as the lead trainer of India’s triumphant U-19 World Cup group of 2018. Around then, Dravid was to get INR 50 lakh while different individuals from the care staff were to get Rs. 20 lakh each. The players were to acquire Rs. 30 lakh each, according to the equation. Dravid denied such a bifurcation, compelling the BCCI to similarly change the dissemination rate and prize everybody.
The board then gave an overhauled rundown of money grants that saw each individual from the care staff procure INR 25 lakh, including Dravid.
Consistently, Dravid has drawn acclamations for his magnanimous style. Indeed, even as a player during his dynamic playing days, he put the interests of the group first. As a mentor, Dravid keeps on batting for the individuals he works with.
