Ahead of his final day as India coach, Dravid says teams know how to move on from losses
BRIDGETOWN (BARBADOS): It's not easy being either India or South Africa on the eve of a big final. While South Africa have nothing to show in their ICC trophy cabinet but for a ICC Knockout Trophy in 1998 that most have forgotten, India's recent woes at the crunch are well documented. But Rahul Dravid, who played against the great South African side of the 1990s and was a part of Indian teams that lost big finals both as captain and coach, feels there will be no pressure of the past bothering the sides.
