Hope the team has more bigger and better memories in the future - Dravid

                              

Mid route through Rahul Dravid's post-coordinate visit with Simon Doull, the triumphant and cheerful Indian Under 19 group trapped the set up. The gathering accumulated behind and photobombed the discussion with cries of euphoria and comparative shenanigans. It indicated how thrilled the Indian side was, having recently won the Under 19 World Cup. It likewise demonstrated how much piece of the group their mentor Rahul Dravid was, and the amount they regarded their mentor.

All players who were addressed after their triumph would say thanks to Dravid and his group, however the mentor himself rushed to shower adulate on his young group, that went unbeaten in the World Cup in New Zealand. 

"I am extremely pleased with them. I think the exertion they've put in, extremely glad for that. I'm glad for the care staff also. The exertion we have placed in finished the last 14 months has been incredible. They extremely merited this, couldn't be more joyful and pleased for this group of young men," Dravid said.

Yet, Dravid, not surprisingly, rushed to state that the group expected to bear on from here and perform 'greater and better'.

"It's extremely decent for them and ideally it's a memory that they'll value for a long, long time. Ideally it's not a memory that characterizes them and they will have significantly more greater and better recollections as they proceed in their vocations."

The mentor likewise paid tribute to his care staff, praising them for their endeavors in embellishment the group into a triumphant one.

"It is (a gigantic lift for me and the instructing staff). Something instructing this group, and it gets somewhat humiliating now and again in light of the fact that I have a tendency to get a great deal of the core interest. I have a tendency to get a considerable measure of consideration, yet it is extremely about the nature of care staff that we have had, there have been seven-eight of us who have been as one throughout the previous 14 months, the exertion they put in was mind boggling.

"I am pleased to be a piece of their (bolster staff) group and consider it to be that. We attempt and do what's best for the children and ideally they can put in the exhibitions on the field and they have unquestionably done that in this competition."