Former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir has been appointed as the new head coach of the Indian men's cricket team.
- Gautam Gambhir new named for head coach of the Indian cricket team by the BCCI, as secretary Jay Shah inform on X (Formerly Twitter) on Tuesday evening. which trusted that he would bring "persistence and authority" to the place that was held with "amazing achievement" by Rahul Dravid as of not long ago. Gambhir's appearance isn't the main change in India's coaching setup, with the previous opening player additionally hoping to get his own instructing staff. While Abhishek Nayar, the associate mentor at Kolkata Knight Riders, is one of Gambhir's inclinations, he purportedly additionally needs previous India and former RCB's pacer R Vinay Kumar as the bowling coach in the Indian group.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary, Jay
Shah, confirmed that Gambhir would join the team for the upcoming Sri Lanka
series.
The team is due to tour Sri Lanka for a three match T20I series
and three ODIs, starting on July 27.
The BCCI welcomed Gambhir as the new head coach, citing his vast
experience and vision for the team.
Gambhir expressed his gratitude for being back as the head coach
and aims to make every Indian proud.
The BCCI welcomed Gambhir's appointment, stating that he brings a
wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the game.
The BCCI had invited applications for India's head coach role on
May 13, but discussions over Gambhir's remuneration and new demands have
reportedly delayed the announcement.
Gambhir aims to bring "tenacity and leadership" to the
position previously held by Rahul Dravid.
Gambhir has submitted the names of Abhishek Nayar as assistant
coach and R Vinay Kumar as bowling coach to the BCCI.
Gambhir's tenure began with the Sri Lanka series and the BCCI
needs to act quickly upon Gambhir's recommendations.
Gambhir's first assignment as India coach will be the tour of Sri
Lanka for three T20Is and as many ODIs starting July 27.
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