it will be fascinating to see how team indias new coach strikes a balance with the inyourface skipper kohliit was 1996 allan donald was a superstar and a young rahul dravid was still finding his feet in international cricket donald was terrorizing india as was the case when india were touring south africa those days when dravidslapped a six over donalds head during an odi at kingsmeadread alsoteam indias best chance to win in south africaindia still have the core of the team that competed in 2018 intact and despite an underperforming middleorder have the bowling arsenal to not just penetrate but frustrate and do a good holding job when the ball stops swinging indian bowlers have the mindset to bowl stump to stump with twoindian batting lineup good enough to tackle south african pacers cheteshwar pujaracheteshwar pujara said the recent overseas success has made india a confident unit and that will reflect in the threetest series beginning sunday pujara also felt that the experience of having played in south africa will also stand them in good steaddonald lost his head said a few words to dravid and saw the next ball being flicked to the boundarythat in a nutshell told us all about dravid below the exterior of a courteous bengaluru boy there is a street fighter who knows how to play the gentlemans game the hard waybut it isnt exactly the image of i am a tough guy that he is trying to sell the world indiranagar ka gunda only being a brilliant caricature of his own self be aggressive when you need to be but dont make it your usp that has always been dravid in his playing days and now that he is the coach of the indian team it may not be too differentthe test captain virat kohli with whom dravid starts his new journey from sunday loves aggro with a pinch of brashness dravid on the other hand by his own admission prefers the intensity of rafael nadal a man who doesnt give an inch on the court shows his emotions too when required but is never disrespectful towards the opposition i have met nadal and his uncle toni nadal and seen them practice the intensity that nadal brings to an hour and a half of practice is incredible dravid once said in an interview stressing on the word intensityand if you have followed nadal and dravid you know that they never beat the i am the best drum even if they are the best in their professions thats a shift in mindset that dravid will bring to the indian team after a sevenyear stint in two phases under ravi shastri when we got used to the notion of india being the best in the world without winning a single icc eventhow will the team react to such a change in approach thats probably a milliondollar question but the little bits and pieces that we have seen suggest the