Gautam Gambhir Emerges as Front-Runner for Team India Coaching Role
There is a lot of talk about Gautam Gambhir being considered for the next coaching position of Team India. It is rumored that his appointment is almost confirmed. Meanwhile, there is speculation surrounding former cricketer Sourav Ganguly’s position, leading to questions about who Ganguly’s warning is directed towards.
Sourav Ganguly’s Cryptic Tweet Sparks Controversy
Rahul Dravid’s coaching tenure is ending after the T20 World Cup. Therefore, the search for a new trainee post is still on. BCCI has also invited applications for this. But the name of Gautam Gambhir, who won the title for Kolkata Knight Riders, is at the forefront. After the final match of the IPL 2024 tournament, there was a discussion on the field between Gautam Gambhir and BCCI Secretary Jay Shah. In such a situation, it is being said that Gautam Gambhir’s name is confirmed.
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But BCCI has not said anything about this. The name of the head coach of Team India will be announced as soon as the T20 World Cup is over. Earlier, former cricketer Sourav Ganguly’s tweet has created a stir. Who will cash in on Sourav Ganguly’s post? It is difficult to say. But when Gambhir’s name is being discussed a lot, Ganguly’s tweet is saying a lot. Netizens are saying below that post that Ganguly is against Gautam Gambhir’s name. Therefore, a discussion has started about what is going on in Sourav Ganguly’s mind.
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Gautam Gambhir’s Credentials and Ganguly’s Ambiguity
“A coach is very important in a person’s life. A coach makes any person’s future better with his guidance and continuous training inside and outside the field. Therefore, choose the coach and organization very carefully”, Sourav Ganguly posted. Sourav Ganguly’s post has once again spoiled the discussion. Many people say that Sourav Ganguly is against Gambhir.
As a cricketer, Gautam Gambhir has played an important role in making India win the title twice. He performed well in the first T20 World Cup in 2007, and then in the ODI World Cup in 2011. The tenure of the new coach is three and a half years. This includes T20 World Cup, Test Championship, and Champions Trophy. Now who is the coach of Team India? Curiosity has reached its peak. It will be interesting to see whether Gautam Gambhir will get a chance or who else will occupy this position.
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