Gautam Gambhir gets one-year warning as India's head coach over disappointing performances
Gautam Gambhir has received a one-year warning from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding his tenure as India's head coach, following a series of disappointing defeats. Despite high expectations, the Indian team, under Gambhir's leadership, has struggled with poor performances in recent series.
Key players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Mohamed Siraj have faced scrutiny, with calls for some to retire from Test cricket.
As Gambhir approaches the completion of his first year in charge, former India opener Aakash Chopra believes the upcoming Test tour of England will be crucial in determining his future as head coach.
Chopra emphasized that the BCCI is likely to review Gambhir's performance after the England tour, particularly regarding the team’s transition and improvements under his leadership.
Chopra pointed out that the BCCI typically requires a full year to evaluate a coach’s performance, making the England tour a key barometer. If India fails to impress in the Champions Trophy and the England series, Gambhir’s future could come under serious review.