Indian Head Coach Gautam Gambirwho have guided the national to ICC Champions Trophy And the success of the Asian Cup, has no equal success in the red cricket. His job as a Indian test captain began with a disappointing home series to New Zealand, followed by a difficult visit in Australia where India was lowered. Speak to the former Indian cricket Aakash chopra In a bright interview, Gambir described the loss of the New Zealand series as a low point in his career, which continued to influence his guidance philosophy. Interviews broadcast by Star Sports during the 2nd day’s lunch break in the second test of West Hindia, see Gambir open about why he continued to review the defeat in the conversation with the team. Chopra asked Gambir about the importance of home dominance in the test cricket. Gambir argues that the world -class team must do not only at home, but also overseas. He quoted the new series in England as an example of an inexperienced young squad that showed resilience and anxiety under challenging circumstances. “Being dominant at home alone is not enough if you aspire to win the World Test Championship. Walking away from home is just as important, what’s most amazing to me is not just the result but the way the team fought every day. Describing a 3-0 loss to New Zealand at home, Gambir acknowledged that it was still a painful memory but what he used as a teaching tool. “I don’t think I can forget the series, and I can’t remind the boys that they are also important to remember the past sometimes, so you never take anything to give, everyone thinks we can easily beat New Zealand, but that’s the reality of the sport,” he said. Gambir added that the sting of the series continued to influence its approach to preparation and thinking. “For me, it is important that the dressing room never forgets what happened to New Zealand. The experience encouraged us not to give an inch to the opposition,” he said.
