Viral Picture Shows Rahul Dravid Following USA vs Pakistan T20 World Cup Scorecard In New York Subway

Rahul Dravid Viral Picture: A picture has now gone viral in which the India head coach can be seen closely following the live scores of the USA vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2024 match in Dallas.

Rahul Dravid Viral Picture: The India head coach was seen catching the live score of the USA vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2024 fixture in Dallas.

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Rahul Dravid Viral Picture, T20 World Cup 2024: Rahul Dravid, Team India head coach, would be happy with the way the Men in Blue have started their campaign in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024. India started their campaign against Ireland and started off on a winning note beating their opponents by 8 wickets in a contest that they dominated from the word go. 

After beating Ireland, India are now gearing up for their second opponent, Pakistan, whom they will meet on June 9 in New York. However, before their Pakistan match, Dravid was keeping a close eye on what their arch-rivals were doing in their first match.

A picture has now gone viral in which Dravid can be seen closely following the live scores of the USA vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2024 match in Dallas.

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Take a look at the viral picture:

Head Coach of the Indian Cricket team following the super over on ⁦@ESPNcricinfo⁩ on the subway as the USA scripts a historic win over Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/vgHEa9BRvT

— Vishal Misra (@vishalmisra) June 6, 2024

USA Upset Pakistan In T20 World Cup 2024

As far as the USA vs Pakistan fixture is concerned, USA pulled off a major upset to beat Pakistan in their T20 World Cup 2024 faceoff. While Pakistan scored 159/7, USA also levelled the score on the last ball of their 20-over quota.

USA then managed to win the one-over eliminator- Super Over, beating former champions and 2022 finalists in a remarkable result. Saurabh Netravlakar, a qualified engineer but a left-arm pacer for the United States, successfully defended 19 runs off the Super Over to become the nation's hero against Pakistan.