Mumbai: During his tenure, India’s performance in Test cricket has been questioned. India lost the Test series against New Zealand and South Africa at home. But in white ball cricket, under the coaching of Gautam Gambhir, Team India has performed very well. Champions Trophy last year, T20 World Cup this year – India have won two ICC tournaments. While being a serious coach.

But even after that Gambhir continues to be criticized by critics. However, Guru Gambhir had to face opposition from the Indian Cricket Board?

Now Team India’s former fast bowler and one-time teammate of Gautam Gambhir, 2011 ODI World Cup winner Munaf Patel made a big claim that Gambhir has enemies within the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), against whom Gambhir has to fight!

Various charges were leveled against Gambhir, one of which is, it is said Virat Kohli And Gambhir is on the back of Rohit Sharma’s Test retirement. It is heard that the two legends were forced to retire from Tests because of Gambhir.

What did Munaf Patel say?

Speaking on a podcast, Munaf Patel said, “Remember, if a head coach like Gautam Gambhir is removed, it will be more difficult to manage the players. He is a genuine person. He speaks the truth and many people don’t like it. Gambhir is the only person who is managing the players properly. No other coach can manage the players instead of him, because Gambhir loves cricket, not money.”

Gautam Gambhir is fighting with ‘enemies’ at home!

Munaf Patel also said, “If Gambhir leaves even after 3 years, then the situation will become more complicated, because he can control all situations. Everyone knows that if something goes wrong, Gambhir has the courage to drop players from the team. The coach should have control over the team. Coaches and cricketers cannot be friends. If they are friends, then the system will fail.”

Munaf added, “There should be fear. Think about one thing. How many enemies Gambhir is making while doing his job. 8 out of 10 commentators are against him. 4 out of 5 selectors are against him. But still Gambhir is doing his job.”