Gambhir’s failure is good news! (PC-PTI)
Since Gautam Gambhir became the head coach of Team India, he has received two big surprises. Under Gautam Gambhir, team India lost the ODI series against Sri Lanka and now they have also lost the Test series against New Zealand at their own home. The situation is such that Team India is in danger of sweeping the Test series against New Zealand. If Team India does not win the Test match to be held in Mumbai from November 1, it will be one of the biggest series defeats in Team India’s Test history. It is clear that there is pressure on both the Indian team and coach Gambhir. Well, the interesting thing is that Gautam Gambhir’s poor start as coach is good news for team India. Let us tell you how.
Dravidian connection with Gambhir’s success
In fact, Team India’s previous coach Rahul Dravid did not get off to a good start like Gautam Gambhir. As soon as he became coach, the Indian team defeated New Zealand in the T20 and Test series, but after this, on the tour of South Africa, the Indian team lost the Test series by 1-2 and then suffered an embarrassing 0-3 defeat. in the ODI series. But after this, under the leadership of Rahul Dravid, team India won the ICC event. Now Gautam Gambhir’s case also seems to be the same. As a coach he has lost 2 of 5 series so far. But this start points towards the coincidence that they won the ICC event. Next year, Team India has to play in the ICC Champions Trophy, where Gambhir will have a chance to win it as a coach. Also, if we reach the final of the World Test Championship, Gautam Gambhir can also make the team World Test Champion.
What a coincidence to win the Champions Trophy
Well, there is another coincidence of winning the Champions Trophy that will be held next year. The last time the Indian team won the Champions Trophy was in 2013, a year earlier i.e. in 2012, the team had lost the test series at home. This time also the same thing happened with Team India. In 2024, team India lost the test series at home and next year there will be Champions Trophy. Who knows, history may repeat itself once again.
