A bad news is coming for Indian cricket fans as the batsman who scored 48 centuries for the Indian team (Team India) has announced his retirement. This player will never be seen wearing the blue jersey for India again.

Let us tell you that Team India is currently in the West Indies, where they are busy playing the ICC T20 World Cup 2024 and have made it to the finals. However, in the meantime, a player has decided to leave the blue jersey.

The batsman who scored 48 centuries will no longer wear the blue jersey

Actually, here we are talking about Rahul Dravid, the batsman who scored 48 centuries in international cricket for India, who is currently the head coach of India and is seen in the blue jersey with Team India.

Dravid will no longer take up the responsibility of the head coach of Team India and he is going to step down from this post.

Rahul has coached India brilliantly and has created a positive atmosphere in the dressing room. He has achieved a lot of success in his career as a batsman and his tenure as a coach was also good.

T20 World Cup final will be Rahul Dravid's last match

The final match of the T20 World Cup 2024 will be Dravid's last match as the head coach of Team India and he will be seen wearing the blue jersey for the last time. He would like to end his tenure with golden memories and lift the World Cup trophy as a coach.

Once during the World Cup, Dravid while giving a statement on his World Cup said that “The T20 World Cup 2024 is going to be my last tournament as a coach. I have enjoyed working in this position as long as I have. It has been a good experience working with the players I have worked with.”

Rahul Dravid's performance as India's head coach

The former Indian captain took over the responsibility of the head coach of Team India in November 2021. After this, he did a great job with the team.

Team India reached the semi-finals and finals of many ICC tournaments under his coaching. However, India could not lift any trophy.

Under Dravid's coaching, India has won Test series against England and Australia. Now he is leaving this post and on his last day, he would like to lift the World Cup trophy.