KL Rahul, Rahul Dravid and Vikram Rathour close to Dharamsala© Twitter
The Indian cricket group, after beating New Zealand of their Cricket World Cup 2023 conflict on Sunday, is having fun with a while off, with the subsequent match scheduled to be held in opposition to England on October 29. From trekking adventures to taking baths in ice-cold Himalayan water, Indian gamers and help workers have been having fun with themselves within the mountains. India batter KL Rahul shared a couple of photos from one such journey the place he, head coach Rahul Dravid, and batting coach Vikram Rathour could possibly be seen taking a dip within the river.
India’s final World Cup match was held on the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala, unarguably one of the lovely cricketing venues on this planet. Whereas India’s subsequent task is in Lucknow, it looks as if a couple of of the gamers have not left Dharamsala but.
“Nothing beats nature’s ice dip,” KL Rahul captioned the images he shared on social media. From one of many photos, it was clear that even Dravid really loved the journey.
nothing beats natures ice dip pic.twitter.com/g1lMM4b553
— Ok L Rahul (@klrahul) October 25, 2023
Earlier, Dravid could possibly be seen occurring a trekking journey with a few of India’s help workers to Triund, a spot close to Dharamsala.
“Very good view coming right here after Triund simply getting right here up the mountains and climbing it’s a difficult trek I need to admit it. Sadly, we will not carry the boys up right here it’s too dangerous strolling on the stones however hopefully when one of many days boys will not be working they get to expertise this,” head coach Dravid mentioned in a video posted by BCCI on X (previously Twitter).
India’s batting coach Vikram Rathour talked about his expertise and mentioned, “If you end up climbing up the final trek is somewhat difficult the final half hour is difficult however the second the view opens up it’s value it.”
A number of extra days of break earlier than the Indian gamers head to Lucknow for a highly-anticipated conflict in opposition to defending champions England.
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