Team India is going to start the Test series against New Zealand from 16th October. Before this 3-match Test series between India and New Zealand, Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir has given a big statement about Virat Kohli. King Kohli’s fans will be overjoyed after hearing what Gambhir said about Kohli.
Gautam Gambhir praised Virat
Yes… Team India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir has praised Virat Kohli tremendously. Before the start of the New Zealand series, coach Gambhir described Kohli as a world-class player. Gambhir also said that Kohli has a tremendous hunger for runs and that is why he is a champion player.
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Virat’s hunger for runs makes him a champion player – Gambhir
Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir while speaking in the press conference said that, ,My thinking about Virat is very clear that he is a world class cricketer. He has performed brilliantly for so many years. Gambhir further said that his hunger for runs is the same as he used to be at the time of his debut. This hunger for runs makes him a world class cricketer. I am sure he will score runs in this series (New Zealand Test series) and Australia.,
Gautam said serious thing on Virat’s form
After this the head coach of Team India further said that ,No player should be judged on the basis of one bad match or series. It is not right to assess after every match. If you start doing this after every match then it is not right for them. This is a game and failure has to be faced. If we are getting favorable results, then there is nothing to worry about.,
Gambhir and Kohli now respect each other
Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir, who once became each other’s sworn enemies, now seem to have a strong friendship. After Gambhir became the head coach of Team India, both the legends have started respecting each other a lot and also started enjoying each other in a humorous manner.
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