Gautam Gambhir Change Statement “My favorite cricket partner is MS Dhoni
Gautam Gambhir Change Statement: Gautam Gambhir and MS Dhoni made a memorable partnership of 109 runs during the 2011 World Cup final against Sri Lanka and helped India win the World Cup after 28 years. Gambhir missed his century by three runs and was out after scoring 97 runs, but MS Dhoni was there till the end after scoring 91 runs and hitting the winning shot. Gambhir has said many times that no one player or captain can win the World Cup, the entire team wins the World Cup. This statement of his is linked to Dhoni because that winning shot is often shown in the memories of the World Cup and Dhoni gets a lot of credit for that title. Gambhir has once again given a statement regarding Dhoni, but this time Dhoni’s fans will be happy with his statement.
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My favorite cricket partner was MS Dhoni
Gautam Gambhir said, “My favorite cricket partner was MS Dhoni. People think that my favorite partner was Virender Sehwag, but I actually loved playing with Dhoni more, especially in white-ball cricket.”
Gambhir expresses his views clearly
Gambhir is such a cricketer who expresses his views clearly, he does not hesitate at all in expressing his feelings. Gambhir has said many times that he did not win the World Cup alone but it was the effort of the entire team and because of these statements, Gambhir remains the target of Dhoni’s fans. He expresses his views in a straightforward manner but many fans consider it an insult to Dhoni and then criticize Gambhir on social media. However, Gambhir has also praised Dhoni many times. Before the World Cup, Gambhir had praised former Dhoni and said that he sacrificed his international runs for the team.
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Dhoni had batted at number 3, I am sure he could have broken many ODI records
Speaking on Star Sports, Gambhir had said, “If Dhoni had batted at number 3, I am sure he could have broken many ODI records.” People talk about Dhoni‘s achievements as a captain, which is right. But I think because of captaincy he sacrificed the batsman in him and he could have achieved a lot more with his bat, which he did not do. And this happens when you are the captain because then you put the team forward and forget about yourself. He batted at number 6 or 7. If Dhoni had not been the captain, he would have been the number 3 batsman. And I think he could have scored more runs than he did and could have scored more centuries as well.”