Gautam Gambhir’s Dadagiri is not stopping in BCCI, separate rules made for players
Gautam gambhir: The Indian team is preparing for the tour of England these days. Where he has to play a five -match Test series with the hosts. The five -match Test series between India and England is going to start from June 20. But before this, Team India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir is not getting ridiculous.
He has been running his own arbitrariness ever since he became the head coach of Team India. Gambhir wants to run the team on his own terms. And due to this, he has made a separate law for the players. So let us tell you what is the whole matter… ..
In fact, a press conference was held on 5 June in Mumbai before the tour of England, in which both Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Shubman Gill spoke to the media. During this time, the serious BCCI rules were seen to be upset. Let me tell you, after Australia Tour, BCCI and Gautam Gambhir themselves had made a rule for the team that no player would travel with his family or personal supporter and support staff.
But Gautam Gambhir’s manager himself has reached the BCCI head office on Friday. In many reports, it is being claimed that his manager can also go to England with him. After which many fans believe that separate laws are being made for serious players and making different laws for themselves.
BCCI had banned
Let us tell you, Gaurav Arora, manager of Gautam Gambhir, goes everywhere with him. Gaurav Arora is seen from Team India’s dressing room to the VIP lounge of the stadium. Not only this, they also live in Team India bus and hotel but some time ago the BCCI took action and imposed them banned.
The BCCI had taken strict steps regarding Gaurav Arora. Under which he will not be able to stay in the hotel with Gambhir. If he comes with Gambhir, he will have to do a separate hotel. Even they will not be allowed to sit in the VIPA box. But despite all this, Gaurav has once again reached the BCCI head office with Gambhir. After which Gambhir’s Dadagiri is clearly visible.