“Nobody has the right …”: Gautam Gambhir’s Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma’s retired fiery stance

Team India Chief Coach Gautam Gambhir seems to be attended by a group of young people while preparing for the 5 -game test series in the UK. When Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin are no longer part of the team, the situation gives some young people the opportunity to lift their hands and challenge their hands. Gambhir admits that Rohit and Kohli are a difficult task, while the next generation is sure of acceleration.

“And yes, we must be without two senior players. And sometimes I believe that some other people raise their hands and I’m ready for it. So yes, it will be difficult, but then people have been asked before because people will raise their hands,” Gambhir said Gambhir Cricket Next.

Gambhir, despite Jasprit Bumrah, the best Pacer of the world cricket, said an example of the successful ICC Champions Cup of India, where the team removed the title.

“The Champions Cup is also. When Jasprit Bumrah is not there, I said exactly the same thing: someone who escaped can give another person the opportunity to do something special for the country. I hope there will be other men waiting for this opportunity.”

When asked about Rohit and Virat’s decision to leave the test jack, Gambhir said that retirement was an individual call, and no one in the team management or election committee has no right to force a player.

“I think, when you start the game and want to finish, this is a very individual decision. Nobody has the right,” he said.

“Coach, the selective, whether anyone in this country, when someone will retire and when to retire when he has the right to tell. So comes from inside,” he claimed.