Dravid's two-year contract expired on Sunday, but no word on any extension yet
AHMEDABAD: You would be lucky to play in the final of the World Cup once. However, if you are destined to have been a part of two, in whatever capacity, you would be considered special. Rahul Dravid, who was the vice-captain of the Indian team that lost to Australia in the 2003 final, now has the honour of coaching India in another 50-over World Cup. One is not sure if he will continue in the role of coach, since his two-year contract ends as of November 20. Assuming that Sunday was his last day at work, he went about his job as if it was just another day at the office.