NEW DELHI: Before departing for Sri Lanka, head coach of Team India, Gautam Gambhir, discussed his relationship with Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Jay Shah, at a news conference.
“I have a fabulous relationship with him. Jay Shah and I go a long way back. All these speculations about different things are given on different pages.I think we can do a better job by clarifying those things rather than putting it in the press. We go a long way back. So far, it’s been a great relationship. Hopefully, it continues that way,” Gambhir said in the press conference.
The former left-hand hitter went on to say that the team’s success comes before his own.
“The betterment of Indian cricket is more important. Gambhir is not important. All of us have hearts in the right place. If we all think that Indian cricket has to move forward, we will be on the same page. So far, I have had a great working relationship with him, hopefully, it will continue in the future as well,” the 42-year-old added, as per ANI.
The Indian cricket team departed for Sri Lanka on Monday after the conclusion of their press conference in Mumbai. There, they will play a three-match T20I series and a three-match ODI series.
“I have a fabulous relationship with him. Jay Shah and I go a long way back. All these speculations about different things are given on different pages.I think we can do a better job by clarifying those things rather than putting it in the press. We go a long way back. So far, it’s been a great relationship. Hopefully, it continues that way,” Gambhir said in the press conference.
The former left-hand hitter went on to say that the team’s success comes before his own.
“The betterment of Indian cricket is more important. Gambhir is not important. All of us have hearts in the right place. If we all think that Indian cricket has to move forward, we will be on the same page. So far, I have had a great working relationship with him, hopefully, it will continue in the future as well,” the 42-year-old added, as per ANI.
The Indian cricket team departed for Sri Lanka on Monday after the conclusion of their press conference in Mumbai. There, they will play a three-match T20I series and a three-match ODI series.
