After defeats against New Zealand and Australia saw India fall out of the contention for the World Test Championship 2025 final contention, a lot of eyeballs are on Gautam Gambhir’s tenure.
“In Gambhir’s tenure we have lost against New Zealand, Australia and the first Test as well, so he has got a lifeline here. Credit goes to Shubman Gill and the team. The confidence will be high from hereon. Cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties. If we play to our potential, the results will come. Bumrah will hopefully be back, which will definitely be helpful,” Khanna told IANS.
Skipper Shubman Gill put on an unprecedented show to score 430 runs across the two innings, the most by an Indian in a Test match, to set up the famous victory.
The former wicket-keeper batter was full of praise for the newly appointed captain who won his first Test as skipper.
“Captain leading from the front, the first captain to score a double century and a ton in the same innings , six wickets each by Siraj and Akash Deep. I congratulate the side for their victory. I remember Gill said after the first Test he acknowledged that he needed to play longer innings, which was practical. He is young, give him time,” he added.
The former wicket-keeper batter was full of praise for the newly appointed captain who won his first Test as skipper.
Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score“Right now the weather conditions are helping India, you never know when bowling conditions can change and difficulties can arise. Our team has T-20 players, with their aggressive approach. Cricket is a great humbler, but today belongs to India,” he concluded.
Article Source: IANSYou may also like
Parag Tyagi breaks silence on rumours about pet dog Simba's ill health following Shefali Jariwala's demise
BRICS: Discussion on AI in BRICS, PM said- AI Impact Summit in India next year; also gave advice..
Delhi breathes easier: National capital sees cleanest air streak of 2025 with AQI under 100 for 11 straight days
Obscene videos found in Karnataka Hindu leader's phone
First responders 'still haunted' by 7/7 bombings recall horrifying day 20 years on