New Delhi . Team India's head coach Gautam Gambhir held a press conference before leaving for Australia, after which former Indian cricketer and famous commentator Sanjay Manjrekar has made a controversial post about him on the social media platform X.
According to Sanjay Manjrekar, BCCI should not send Gautam Gambhir for the press conference. He even said that Gambhir does not know how to talk, Rohit or Agarkar should be sent in his place for this work.
After the head coach's press conference in Mumbai, Manjrekar vented out his anger on Ax. In this press conference, he talked about many issues ranging from the form of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to the shameful defeat at home against New Zealand earlier this month. In his reply, Gambhir spoke very boldly, which could be the reason for Manjrekar's comments.
Manjrekar wrote in the post, “Watched Gautam Gambhir's press conference. After this I think it would be a wise decision for BCCI to keep him away from such duties. Let Gambhir work behind the scenes only. His (Gambhir's ) Neither have the right words nor the right manners to talk to them. Rohit and Agarkar are right to talk to the media.
When asked about former Australian captain Ricky Ponting's comments on Virat Kohli's form, Gambhir hit back at the Australian and said, “What does Ricky Ponting have to do with Indian cricket? He should be talking about Australia.” “
In fact, while responding to a journalist's question about facing criticism on social media after the historic 30 series defeat against New Zealand, Gambhir said, “What difference does it make to my life and anyone else's life?” ?When I took this job, I always thought it was going to be a very difficult job and also a very prestigious job. Honestly, I don't feel the pressure because my job is completely To be honest, the results are sometimes in our favor. And never again. So now we have to focus on the next series.”
The way Sanjay Manjrekar has openly raised questions on Gautam Gambhir, it seems certain that there will be a controversy.
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