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Gautam Gambhir vs Trolls: Ex-India Star’s Blunt Tweet Silences Critics

Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir has been in the spotlight in recent days following India’s first-ever home ODI series loss to New Zealand and the criticism that followed on social media.

Amid this backdrop, a post shared by Gambhir shortly after IND vs NZ 1st T20I in Nagpur went viral.

In IND vs NZ 1st T20I, Team India, led by Suryakumar Yadav, registered a 48-run win over New Zealand. The win was convincing, but it was Gambhir’s social media activity after the match that drew more attention than the result itself.

Ahead of the match, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor had shared a photograph of his meeting with Gambhir and showered praise on the India coach. Tharoor wrote that he had a candid conversation with his “old friend” Gambhir and described his role as one of the most demanding in the country.

Gambhir’s viral reply 

Gautam Gambhir responded by thanking Tharoor but added a remark that quickly caught the attention of fans and critics alike.

In his post, Gambhir wrote that once the noise settles, the truth and logic behind a coach’s so-called “unlimited authority” would become clear.

The post triggered a wave of reactions on social media. Some fans suggested Gambhir should avoid social media and focus entirely on the team, drawing comparisons with former coaches Rahul Dravid and Ravi Shastri. Others pointed to recent results, arguing that scrutiny is inevitable given India’s recent home performances.

Why questions are being raised

Questions around Gambhir’s coaching have intensified due to India’s poor home record in recent months.

In 2024, New Zealand handed India a historic 3-0 Test series defeat at home. South Africa followed with a home Test series win, and now New Zealand have claimed an ODI series victory in India for the first time.

These setbacks have prompted cricket experts to closely examine Gambhir’s strategies and decision-making.

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