'Gambhir Took It upon Himself but...': Sitanshu Kotak Senses Agenda Behind Head Coach's Criticism

'Gambhir took it upon himself but...': Sitanshu Kotak senses agenda behind head coach's criticism

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak has defended head coach Gautam Gambhir amid heavy criticism since the loss to South Africa in the first Test on a turning track in Kolkata.

"Coach Is Not Playing Out There": Gautam Gambhir Gets Ultimate Support Amid Pitch Controversy

Did the Eden Gardens pitch for the first India vs South Africa Test have 'demons' in it or not? That is the debate raging in Indian cricket currently.

IND vs SA: AB de Villiers reacts to Gambhir’s pitch remarks after India’s Eden test defeat

AB de Villiers (PC: RCB) Former South African batter AB de Villiers has shared a strong opinion on India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir’s remarks about the Eden Gardens pitch after India’s defeat to South Africa in the first Test. De Villiers said that Gambhir defending the pitch might actually be a hidden criticism of India’s batting failure. His comment came after India failed to chase down 124 runs in Kolkata. Speaking on his YouTube channel, De…

‘Taking a dig’: Surprise theory on ‘interesting’ pitch comment as India coach feels the heat

‘Taking a dig’: Surprise theory on ‘interesting’ pitch comment as India coach feels the heat

Proteas chase history in India, Gambhir feels the heat

Temba Bavuma’s Proteas are aiming for their first Test series victory in India in 25 years when the second match starts on Saturday in Guwahati. The visitors stunned India in a low-scoring first Test at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens to extend their fine run after being crowned Test world champions in June. The victory was South Africa’s first in India since they won the opener of a two-match series in 2010. South Africa, who recently drew 1-1 in Pakist…

Did Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma retire from Tests due to 'bad atmosphere' created by Gautam Gambhir? - Inside Sport India

Indian cricket has seen retirements come in waves, but no one saw the retirements of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. One can argue that both were at their lowest in red ball cricket when they walked away, so the decision was not completely out of the blue. Even then, watching two giants slip out of the format without a farewell Test felt brutal. The sport has always been unforgiving that way. Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman left without curtain calls.…