Gambhir Set To Succeed Dravid as India Head Coach Amidst Historic T20I Triumph

The Indian cricket team will soon welcome a new head coach, with Gautam Gambhir poised to replace Rahul Dravid. BCCI Secretary Jay Shah revealed this upcoming change following India’s recent T20 World Cup win. Interviews were conducted and Gambhir alongside W V Raman were shortlisted for the position.

The Indian cricket team is gearing up for a transition at the helm, as former opener Gautam Gambhir is expected to take over as head coach from Rahul Dravid for the upcoming limited-overs series in Sri Lanka. This announcement follows India's electrifying victory at the T20 World Cup.

In his recent statements, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah indicated that the Cricket Advisory Committee has completed interviews and shortlisted candidates, with Gambhir leading the race alongside former women's team coach W V Raman. Additionally, the appointment of a new selector is imminent.

Shah, currently with the Indian team in the Caribbean, expressed high hopes for India's burgeoning cricket talent and looked forward to upcoming tours and championships. The successful transition of leadership coupled with experienced veterans such as Sharma and Kohli stepping down positions India for future triumphs.

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