'I Am Mentally Drained': Gautam Gambhir Opens Up About His Struggles
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Under Gautam Gambhir's coaching, the Indian team won the Champions Trophy last year. This year, under Gambhir, the Indian team also defended the T20 World Cup title. Gambhir spoke openly on a number of issues after the T20 series against New Zealand.
12 series, little rest: Gautam Gambhir opens up on mental toll of coaching India
India head coach Gautam Gambhir admitted that coaching the national team across formats has left him mentally drained at times, but said he was strong enough to handle the pressure. Having overseen 12 series in 2026, Gambhir said he was prepared to 'take the bullet' despite the demanding cricket calendar.
Fear is not a word in my dictionary or in my thoughts. We are professionals, I don't believe in making excuses. It is true that I am feeling a lot of mental pressure.
Known as the most aggressive and aggressive coach of Indian cricket, head coach Gautam Gambhir is once again in the news for his blunt words. He has openly admitted that he is mentally exhausted from the hectic schedule of consecutive series, but has also asserted that he is not afraid of any challenge or criticism.
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