Rahul Dravid, who recently retired from international cricket, has said that it is time Team India goes through a transition.


Rahul Dravid

Dravid felt that the direction and the culture of the team over the next 10 years would have to be decided by the younger lot of players.

"The Indian team has got to move on from being the team that was led by my generation," Dravid told ESPNCricinfo.

Dravid said India's challenge would be to understand how T20 impacted younger players. "It's not something we need to be fearful of but something we need to recognise:

that T20 has an impact. We have to decide how we deal with it, what are the steps we need to put in place to ensure that the transition is smooth on and off the field," he said.