Rahul Dravid, the current head coach of the Indian cricket team, was one of the most talented batters during his playing days.
The former India captain made his Test and ODI debut in 1996 and then went on to score 13288 and 10889 runs in the two formats respectively.
He had come under pressure too and faced tough situations due to lean patches in his career. But almost always he made brilliant comebacks and become one of the greatest batters ever in world cricket.
Now, in a recent podcast 'In the Zone', with India's first individual Olympic gold medalist Abhinav Bindra, Dravid has revealed how switching off from the game helped him mentally. "If I look back on my career, that..managing my energy, more of my mental energy was the real game-changer in terms of longetivity in my career and in terms of performance.