All Indian cricket fans were broken in the heart of India Rohit Sharma called time in his test career. While everyone was dealing with the sorrow of the departure of Rohit, another explosion came in a few days with the star striker Virat Kohli also announcing his retirement from the tests. Before Rohit and Virat, Ravichandran Ashwin, versatile, also hung its boots during the Border-Gavaskar trophy against Australia in December 2024. With three star players who withdrew in one format, it is sure to say that the Indian test team goes through a transition phase under the head coach Gautam Gambir.
Recently, the former Indian cricket player Autul Wassan was questioned about the team’s transition phase and he gave a balanced response by mentioning the terms of Gary Kirsten and John Wright.
“This happens because a new coach is generally named when the team loses something. No one wants to repair something that is not broken. So when this new phase arrives and you think you want to rebuild … but there is a lack of patience. OTTPLAY application.
“They are very powerful in the Indian team. You know what happened. They will not let it happen. So you can do it like Gary Kirsten and John Wright, who made this transition gently.
Wassan also said that to obtain the desired results, the BCCI should give free hand to head coach Gambir.
“Whatever the coach comes with dogma. You have to give him a free hand. If you are a very strong personality, we give you a free hand. And if you do not deliver, you have to go out,” said Wassan.
“It is not as if you are doing all your choices, but in the end, you cannot guarantee results. There must be a balance, a kind of mentoring must be there from the advice,” he added.
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