The Press Trust of India and the Cricinfo website both said the 39-year-old was set to end his career in the national team after his wretched tour of Australia, where India were whitewashed 4-0 in the Test series.
Dravid, popularly known as "The Wall," scored only 194 runs in eight innings and was bowled out in six of them as Australian paceman Ben Hilfenhaus repeatedly breached his defence with ease.
India's once-formidable but now ageing batting stars Dravid, Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar are all under pressure after the team's performance in India.
Dravid is to address a press conference in Bangalore on Friday alongside the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, N Srinivasan, the Press Trust of India reported, citing a statement.
The one-time India captain retired from short formats of the international game last year, but had vowed to continue in Tests.
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An interesting anectode from Dravid's classmate: Dravid used to attend his classes at college with his batting gloves on.........just to get used to the feel. Had them on all the time.
Dravid always put victory of the team and country above everything else and did that with 100% effort and integrity. And I cannot say that about even Sachin or Lara with complete confidence.
True gentleman and an amazing batsman unlike most arrogant Indian cricketers.
Personally I rate Dravid higher than Sachin. You shall be missed.
great player there will be no other Dravid born in indian team.
the classiest batsman of all times, Dravid was an epitome of dignity, integrity & maturity. Well played Rahul Dravid.
We take a bow.
good luck from Pakistan Dravid! You were a formidable and respected opponent.
Well played Dravid ... You have served your Country well
You have been a pleasure
Hope to see you around !