Gambhir expressed his reaction on Rahul Dravid being made the head coach again, said- it is good for Indian cricket.

 

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced on Wednesday, 29 November that India men's team head coach Rahul Dravid will continue in his role. It was reported that Dravid was reluctant to extend his contract due to the busy schedule of the  Indian team , but agreed to take up the role on BCCI's request. Now former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir has expressed his reaction on this matter and said that it is a good thing for India that they will not have to change their coach before the T20 World Cup 2024. Let us tell you that next year the T20 World Cup will be played in the United States and West Indies.  

Gambhir said, "It's a good thing. The T20 World Cup is around the corner. What is this, seven months away? You don't want to change the entire support staff. It's good that Rahul has accepted it. Hopefully, we "We will be able to dominate and play some good cricket, as India have done for a long time. The T20 format is a different format, it is a more challenging format."

Earlier in the day, BCCI president Roger Binny thanked Rahul Dravid for accepting the contract extension offer. Through an official statement, Binny said that despite the pressure, Dravid was successful in his role.

The BCCI President said, "Rahul Dravid's vision and determined efforts have been important pillars in the success of the Indian team. As the head coach of the Indian cricket team, you are always under close scrutiny and I look forward to not only accepting challenges but I commend him for not only being successful in them but also for being successful in them. The performance of the Indian team is a testament to his strategic guidance. I am glad that he has accepted the offer to remain the head coach and it is a testament to the mutual respect and partnership between him and the BCCI. It reflects his vision. I have no doubt that under his leadership the team will continue its journey to the pinnacle of success and set new standards along the way.”