Gautam Gambhir Breaks Silence on Sanju Samson Snub After Historic T20I Loss
India’s head coach, Gautam Gambhir, believes that India’s recent defeats reflect the transition as the T20I side rebuilds following an extended period of success. His comments follow India’s massive 125-run defeat in the 3rd T20I match against England, where they were bowled out for 76 runs. The Indian head coach has pointed out the team’s transition since becoming world champions exactly four months ago. Speaking on the defeat, Gautam Gambhir said that, “I think we just haven’t played well. You don’t become a bad team after four games. Sometimes, if the opposition plays better than you… sometimes you don’t assess the conditions better, you don’t read the conditions better. Reading the game is equally important as well. We haven’t done that since Ireland.” India suffered a lot against pace attack during the recent games, but Gautam Gambhir feels that the men in blues will stick on to high-risk, high reward cricket. India Cricket Team (image: X) “I don’t know what England is going to try and do, but we have got to keep getting better …
