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Some Consider Indian Cricket Their Personal Fiefdom: Gambhir
Kashmir Observer
|MAY 7, 2025 ISSUE
"Those living in glass houses shouldn't throw stones at others." India head coach Gautam Gambhir hardly pulled back punches as he responded to criticism from a couple of former Test stars, accusing them of treating Indian cricket as their "personal fiefdom".
While Gambhir didn’t take names, he dropped enough hints to make it obvious that the target of his outburst were two former India skippers from Mumbai, who have been critical of him since his playing days.
"I am into this job for eight months. If results don't come, I am fine with criticism. It is people's job to criticise. There are people who are sitting in the commentary box for 25 years and feel that Indian cricket is their personal fiefdom," Gambhir said at ABP News' ‘India At 2047' Summit.
"Indian cricket's no one's personal property and it belongs to 140 crore Indians," he asserted.
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