Virat met Gambhir for the first time after becoming the head coach, Delhi boys were seen laughing during the long conversation

After clean sweeping the T20 series against Sri Lanka, the Indian cricket team is now ready to face off in the ODI series. Before the ODI series against Sri Lanka, old teammates Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli were also seen together. Former Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) mentor Gambhir is now the new head coach of Team India and when he met Kohli for the first time after becoming the head coach, the two had a long conversation and Gambhir could not stop laughing after listening to Virat Kohli.

At present, some pictures of Virat and Gambhir are becoming quite viral on social media in which both of them can be seen talking during India's training camp in Colombo. Later, both of them were seen laughing together. Many IPL franchises have also shared these pictures of both of them. Delhi Capitals uploaded an old post of Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir and wrote, "Started from the bottom, now we are here."

In his first press conference as the newly appointed head coach, Gambhir admitted to having interacted with Kohli on several occasions. While Gambhir acknowledged that the nature of their relationship may attract media attention, he stressed that the bond between them is not a matter of public knowledge. India will face Sri Lanka in the first ODI of their bilateral series on Friday, August 2.

At the same time, after winning the T20 series against Sri Lanka, Gautam Gambhir said that the batsmen will have to play a little better on turning pitches. In the dressing room video posted by BCCI on X, he said, "Congratulations for winning a great series. Congratulations to Surya too, for great captaincy and more importantly batting. Whatever I said before the match and you did exactly that. This is what happens when you keep fighting and do not give up. Such matches keep happening and the only way to win these important matches is to keep fighting for every ball and every run and that is what we did but we have to be prepared for such pitches in future as well and bat according to the situation."