Gautam Gambhir hit the former cricketers back: ‘Hindustan’s cricket is someone’s jagir nahi’. Cricket news
Team India’s head coach Gautam Serious Gave a bold and unformed response to the growing criticism around his leadership. Speaking in the early days of his vision and his coaching tenure, Gambhir said, “When I took this work, I knew that there would always be ups and downs. My job is to be proud of the country, not some people sit in the air-conditioned commentary box.”
Gambhir began a stinging attack on the former players, which believes that he believes Indian cricket as his personal domain. “Some people sitting in the commentary box for 25 years think that Indian cricket is their family fickle. It is not. It belongs to the people of India,” They said ABP India at 2047 Summit,
Former India -opener, who played an important role in India’s 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 ODI World Cup Trime, also addressed the previous criticisms about his award money from the 2013 Champions Trophy. “He also questioned my prize money. These NRIs earn money from India but become NRIs to save tax,” They added rapidly.
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Emphasizing his freedom and commitment, Gambhir said, “I am not a coach of any comfortable club or lobby. I do not believe in playing politics. I am building a team here that plays fearlessly and proudly.”
He concluded with a patriotic touch: “Commentators must realize – cricket is someone’s jagir nahhi (cricket is not anyone’s personal property). These people go abroad and become NRIs. I will stay in India and pay my taxes here.”
With his trademark bluntness and clarity, Gambhir has made it clear that his tenure will be defined by an unrelated discovery of accountability, nationalism and excellence.
