From The Tribune
Owned by The Tribune TrustGautam Gambhir concerned about India’s batting collapses ahead of World Cup
What's behind this
Coach Gautam Gambhir rejected a claim made by Shreyas Iyer and criticised the Indian batting after a heavy fourth‑ODI loss to New Zealand. India were bowled out for 89 while chasing 334, a collapse Gambhir said was not a one‑off and occurred in conditions similar to those expected for next year’s World Cup in South Africa. He highlighted Matt Henry’s career‑best six‑wicket haul (6/27) as evidence of the team’s struggle against quality seam bowling and warned that there were no ‘unplayable deliveries’, calling for urgent improvement.
AI-generated overview from 3 outlets. It summarises their reporting and adds no reporting of its own.
RSS excerpt
India getting bowled out for 89 against New Zealand in the fourth ODI here has left head coach Gautam Gambhir concerned as the collapse is not one off and happened in conditions that are similar to what the team will encounter during next year’s World Cup in South Africa. After India suffered a…
