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Former head coach Rahul Dravid refuses to take extra rupees. 2.5 crore that Rohit Sharma’s team was giving it to the BCCI after winning the T20 World Cup.
Gautam Gambhir allegedly departed for family trip after winning the Champions Trophy (Photo Credit: AFP)
Former India cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has pointed out how Rahul Dravid decided not to get more prize from his fellow support staff after the T20 World Cup win, surprisingly, whether Gautam Gambhir announced a huge amount of money after the Champions Trophy.
Gavaskar asked if he would follow his predecessor, Dravid, refusing to take more than other members of the Gambhir support staff.
How much award is being given to Gambhir and the rest of the support staff is not known.
“After the ICT Twenty20 World Cup wins and the board’s prize, the then coach Rahul Dravid, who was a team man, refused to accept more than his coaching staff members and shared it equally with his colleagues.” Sport star.
“It’s been fifteen days since the BCCI announced the Champions Trophy prizes, but we have not heard from the current coach whether they too will be drained or not. Or is that Dravid, in this example, is not a good role model?” Gavaskar asked.
Gavaskar supported the BCCI for the beneficiary players who won the eight -way Champions Trophy. Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the tournament earlier this month.
“Now, after our boys won the Champions Trophy, the BCCI announced a total of 58 crores for the squad and the support staff and selection committee. In July last year, after the ICCT20 World Cup, the BCCI announced the squad, the selector, and the selector.
Gavoskar added, “This is really good, because the board, which is now roaming the funds, is showing its praise for everyone’s efforts and is generously rewarding them. The BCCI is also allowing players to keep the reward for the winners.
The elimination of financial winds will cover players, coaching and support staff and members of the men’s selection committee, headed by Ajit Aghakar. The BCCI did not break the money in its statement.
