'He will come out...': Ex-Cricketer Shares Intriguing Perspective On Gambhir As Head Coach of India

Gautam Gambhir 's stint as head coach of Team India has started on a rough te. Under stewardship of new boss, India have already lost two series and coincidently both defeats have been striking blows as one wouldn't have expected Team India to lose to Sri Lanka in bilateral ODI series after 27 years and certainly one had predicted that New Zealand will inflict a 3-0 whitewash on India at a home Test series. unwanted outcomes have left fans doubting Gambhir.

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Gautam Gambhir Gets Support From Former Cricketer

As entire Team India is under fire for being thrashed at home by New Zealand, coach Gautam Gambhir is also t untouched by stick. Amidst incoming criticism, former Indian player Sunil Joshi defended head coach by urging kwers of game t to judge him based on two series.

"Kwing Gautam Gambhir, he is a fighting cricketer and we kw his commitment towards game or towards team. coach will ever want to be on wrong side of a result. We need to give him time. Let's w judge by two series we have seen, just five Test matches. Of course, on home soil, we have lost. I am sure he will also be disappointed with way Test matches have gone, but don't judge his acumen or his commitment," he said.

"He is a fighter and he will come out successful. I kw that. We have to give time to m (Gambhir and his coaching staff) to settle down. After two years, results will be in front of us. n we can judge."

In a short span, Gautam Gambhir has coached India in four series, winning two out of m and losing two.