Virat Kohli showcased his exceptional form during the 2017 Hyderabad Test against Bangladesh, scoring a remarkable 204 runs and surpassing records set by legends Don Bradman and Rahul Dravid for consecutive double centuries across series. Kohli's performance contributed to India's first innings total of 687/6, leading to a 208-run victory and their sixth consecutive series win. Meanwhile, Rahul Dravid, known as 'The Wall', holds numerous Test cricket records, including being the first player to score centuries in all ten Test-playing nations and amassing 13,288 runs in his career. Under Dravid's coaching, India experienced a mix of outcomes in ICC tournaments, losing the 2023 ODI World Cup final to Australia but triumphing in the 2024 T20 World Cup against South Africa. Dravid emphasized the importance of luck in crucial matches, particularly highlighting key moments in both finals. After his tenure, he left a legacy of consistent success in Indian cricket, being succeeded by Gautam Gambhir.