Gautam Gambhir: Former veteran batsman of the Indian cricket team, Gautam Gambhir is taking over as the head coach of the Indian cricket team these days. Gambhir had recently taken over as the head coach of Team India. But now news is coming that he is going to leave his post.
If reports are to be believed, he will leave his post at the end of the ongoing third Test match between India and New Zealand. In such a situation, let us know what is the whole matter and can Gautam Gambhir really leave the post of head coach.
Gautam Gambhir may leave the post of head coach
According to information received in media reports, the current head coach of the Indian cricket team, Gautam Gambhir, is very sad due to the defeat in the first two test matches against New Zealand and due to this he has decided to resign from the post of coach. . If reports are to be believed, if Team India loses even in the third test match, he will definitely resign.
Third test match is being played from 1st November
Let us tell you that the third Test match of the three-Test series between India and New Zealand is being played at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai from November 1. Team India’s condition in this match is not very good right now, due to which its defeat is quite visible. If reports are to be believed, if Team India loses this match too, then Gautam Gambhir will resign from the post of head coach and after him VVS Laxman can take over the responsibility of coaching.
VVS Laxman can become India’s next coach
Till now, no official announcement has been made about Gambhir’s removal from the post of coach, nor has he said anything officially about it, due to which nothing can be said. But if reports are to be believed, there are strong chances of this happening. According to the current information, if Gautam Gambhir resigns from the post of head coach, then the responsibility of coaching will be handed over to VVS Laxman, who before him was seen as a strong contender to become the coach.
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