IND vs Eng Gautam Gambhir Breaks Silence on Dressing Room Rumors after India Defeated England By 150 Runs in 5th T20I

Gautam gambhir on dressing room rumors: The Champions Trophy has visited England India before 2025. Where a 5-match T20 series was played between India and England, which India managed to win 4–1. Now a three -match ODI series is to be played between India and England. Whose first match will be played on 6 February. The last match of the T20 series was played in Wankhede. India managed to win this match by a big margin of 150 runs. Due to which Team India is being praised a lot.

Earlier, when Team India lost an important Test series like Border-Gavaskar Trophy, there were reports of rift in Team India’s dressing room. Now after winning the T20 series against England, the head coach of the Indian team Gautam Gambhir has spoken openly on the news of the rift in Team India’s dressing room and broke his silence.

Gautam Gambhir told the real truth

After the match, when Abhinav Mukund, Parthiv Patel and Kevin Pietersen questioned Gautam Gambhir about the team’s atmosphere, he made a free answer. Regarding the news of controversy in the dressing room during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Gambhir said, “These players have played a lot of cricket with each other. There were many types of rumors a month ago (laughing). When in Indian cricket If the performance is bad, then things are made about the dressing room. But as soon as the results start coming in our favor, everything becomes normal. “

India vs England ODI series schedule

A three -match ODI series is to be played between India and England. Whose first match will be played on 6 February at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur. After this, the second ODI between the two is to be played at Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on 9 February. After this, the last ODI between India and England will be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Then the Team India Champions Trophy will leave for Dubai for 2025.

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