‘Many will come like Virat-Rohit, it is difficult to get second MSD’, Gambhir remembers Dhoni after India’s defeat

Team India suffered a humiliating defeat against England in the semi-final match of the T20 World Cup. With this defeat, Team India’s dream of winning the World Cup title was also shattered. After the defeat, Team India is constantly being criticized a lot. In the midst of all this, former Indian cricketer and currently Lok Sabha member Gautam Gambhir has remembered Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Gautam Gambhir, while talking in a TV program, clearly said that he does not think that any Indian captain will be able to win three ICC trophies like Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Let us tell you that Mahendra Singh Dhoni has won the title of T20 World Cup, 50 over World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy while captaining Team India.

 

In his statement, Gautam Gambhir said that maybe someone like Rohit Sharma and more double century than him, someone can score more centuries than Virat Kohli, but I do not think any Indian captain will be able to win 3 ICC trophies in these. At the same time, Gautam Gambhir also made a tweet on the defeat of Team India. In his tweet, Gautam Gambhir clearly wrote that you only expect those people who can always perform. Gautam Gambhir Ra This tweet is going viral on social media. It is worth noting that when Team India became the winner in the T20 World Cup 2007, Gautam Gambhir batted brilliantly. Apart from this, in the final of the 2011 ODI World Cup, Gautam Gambhir batted brilliantly and took the team to the threshold of victory.

 

Star batsmen’s bats remained silent on occasion, bowlers could not find the rhythm and India’s streak of losing big matches in ICC tournaments continued unabated. The ten-wicket loss in the semi-final against England broke the Indian team’s dream of winning the ICC title after 11 years and also broke the hearts of millions of Indians across the world. Alex Hales and captain Jos Buttler’s unbeaten half-centuries and a record unbroken partnership of 170 runs for the first wicket helped England thrash India by ten wickets to enter the final of the T20 World Cup where they will face Pakistan.