Senior batsman Rahul Dravid feels at home whenever he plays at the Lord's where he made his Test debut 15 years back.

"Personally, it has very special memories. In a strange way you feel at home here it's a place, which truly understands history and tradition of the game. That 95 which I scored (in debut) meant a lot to me. I had played five years of first class cricket and scored a lot of runs. But I wouldn't have given odds to play for country, given the team we had.

"A few injuries presented me with an opportunity. I knew this one was the only one or it would be back to domestic cricket where everyone scores a lot of runs," he recollected ahead of the 100th Test between India and England.