Rahul Dravid's tenure as head coach began with the bilateral T20I series between India and New Zealand, with the side – under newly-appointed T20 captain Rohit Sharma – securing the series. I think Dravid's major focus will be on players being good people first,” Gambhir further said. “Humility is very important, whether you play good or bad. Shastri had famously called India's Test series victory in Australia (2019) “as big, or even bigger” than the 1983 World Cup win. Moreover, it will reflect on other players,” said the former Indian opener. Whether India play good or bad, his statements will always remain balanced. You won't hear such statements from Rahul Dravid. You won in England, performed well, no doubt. You won in Australia, that's a big achievement no doubt. It's fine if others talk about it when we won the 2011 World Cup, no one gave statements saying that this team is the best in the world, let alone country,” Gambhir said on Times Now Navbharat. “The one thing I found surprising is that when you play well, you don't usually boast about it.
When Gautam Gambhir was asked to comment on Shastri's shortcomings as head coach, the former Indian cricketer criticised his statements following India's major wins in overseas matches.
Due to that fact, Shastri's tenure is looked back with mixed reviews. The ICC Mens T20 World Cup (earlier known as ICC World Twenty20) is the international championship of Twenty20 cricket.Organised by crickets governing body, the International Cricket Council (ICC), the tournament currently consists of 16 teams, comprising the top ten teams from the rankings at the given deadline and six other teams chosen through the T20 World Cup Qualifier. However, the team failed to win an ICC title under Shastri, finishing runners-up in the 2017 Champions Trophy, semi-finalists in the 2019 World Cup and runners-up in the World Test Championship before a disappointing end to the T20 WC this year. Online discussions to share World Cricket Championship 2 - WCC2 tips, tricks and cheats.
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