BCCI President Sourav Ganguly will meet long time team mate and head of National Cricket Academy Rahul Dravid in Bengaluru on Wednesday to discuss the roadmap of Indian cricket's futuristic prospects.

Dravid, who took charge as NCA chief in July, has already chalked out a roadmap for the institution and Ganguly is expected to give his inputs when the two former captains meet.

The meeting will be attended by all the newly elected BCCI office-bearers who took charge October 30. NCA CEO Tufan Ghosh will also be part of discussions.

Ganguly and Dravid have been together at a few BCCI technical committee meetings, which the 'Prince of Kolkata' chaired and Dravid attended as India U-19 and A team head coach.

For the past few years NCA, which was supposed to be the supply line of Indian cricket, has actually become a rehabilitation center, which even Ganguly acknowledged after taking over.

Ganguly is expected to be updated on the new NCA project, which is being developed.

"Ganguly and Dravid will be discussing the way forward for NCA and the issues it faces," a BCCI official told PTI.

IT is there to be seen whether the new president seeks details on the rehabilitation plans of players like Prithvi Shaw, who will be back from the doping ban along with strength and conditioning programs for Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya.

Many former players including VVS Laxman and India head coach Ravi Shastri have high expectations from the celebrated duo of Ganguly and Dravid.

"If you ask me one thing, it would be how Sourav can revive the NCA. The greatness of this Indian team is their bench strength," Laxman had said last week.