Famous cricketers and their personality type - Part 1

Rahul Dravid – The responsible organizer

Personality Type – I (Introversion), S (Sensing), T (Thinking), J (Judgement)

ISTJs are traditionalists who prefer order over chaos. They are extremely neat and tidy, often staying methodical in dealing with everyday situations. Often considered persistent hard-workers, ISTJs rely on past experience to solve a problem and prefer steering clear of novel ideas.

They also have a serious, no-nonsense air about them, and steadfastly go about work without calling attention to themselves. Even their clothing style is based on utility, rather than fashion.

Rahul Dravid was probably the last classical batsman in modern day cricket. Widely renowned for his pitch-perfect batting technique, and a rigorous work ethic, Dravid makes a perfect ISTJ. In his playing days, Dravid was a highly dependable cricketer who followed through every task given to him by his team.

And just like all ISTJs, Dravid doesn’t like a fancy lifestyle. His wife, Vijeeta, once quoted that Dravid carried only two sets of informal clothes on tours, and hardly cared about gadgets, cars, and colognes, but if the weight of his bat comes off by a gram, he would notice it.