IND vs Eng | ‘In this dressing room …’: East-India cricketer says that Gautam Gambhir should take a chill and cricket news

Sanjay Manjrekar believes that Gautam Gambhir can use a little more peace in his approach – and perhaps also take a “cold tablet”. The cricketer-turn-leadlist weighed India’s gritty draw in the fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, despite some suspected strategic decisions, more players were credited than the head coach for the result.“I think India has done well despite some of its (serious) strategic decisions. Let’s not forget: India lost 3–0 at home (New Zealand), Australia (distant) comfortably.Because cleverly, Gambhir has not always made things easy – especially with some of his selection, “Manjrekar said clearly.India managed to overcome a difficult-to-fight draw on day 5, but still lagged the five-match series 1-2, with only one test left. Despite the impressive resistance from the team, Gambhir’s decisions – especially around the team’s creation – are under investigation.Manjrekar also reacted to Gambhir’s Shubman Gill’s protection. The head coach took a firm stand against those who questioned Gill’s form and captaincy, rejecting critics as a lack of understanding of cricket.“There was never any doubt about Shubman Gill’s talent. If anyone had doubts, they probably do not understand cricket. Some players take time to settle in international cricket.In this dressing room, no one is surprised by what he has done on this tour, “Gambhir said in a post -match press conference.

“Even if he did not perform in the way he did, we still had full faith in his talent. What does he mean that he is meeting his expectations and ability. The important thing is that the so -called pressure of captaincy does not affect him when he is a bats; he plays as a batsman, not as a captain,” he said.Manjrekar, known for his obvious ideas that sometimes go against the popular opinion, shared his response to Gambhir’s comment while speaking on Jiohaostar.“Yes, you can tell that there are some questions that meet under his skin – especially when people question Gill as a young captain and batsman. And honestly, they are legitimate doubts.Even those who understand cricket deeply, they wonder if it was the right time to hand over that opportunity. I hope we can all understand it better, “said the former India batsman.

Manjrekar aims to brush external criticism as a “out no noise”, which has become a common avoidance in Indian cricket in the last decade.“This is not about ‘you guys think’ and ‘we think we are the same industry and all parts of the same country. I just want to see him taking a chill, take some rest, and will be open for difficult questions. What will happen, I am not sure, “he commented.He was dismissing Gambhir’s claim that Karun Nair was not demolished, but was not just chosen in the best eleven.“And to suggest that Karun Nair was not demolished” … Come on. Come on. For them, for them, it is about ‘choosing the right team’. If someone is dropped, he is dropped, “said” Manjrekar said.