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Home / Sports / Tiwary: Gambhir Influenced Rohit Sharma's ODI Captaincy Removal

Tiwary: Gambhir Influenced Rohit Sharma's ODI Captaincy Removal

17 Jan

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Summary

  • Manoj Tiwary criticizes Rohit Sharma's ODI captaincy removal, citing disrespect.
  • Tiwary suggests coach Gautam Gambhir influenced the decision by selectors.
  • Former player lost interest in ODIs after Rohit's removal as captain.
Tiwary: Gambhir Influenced Rohit Sharma's ODI Captaincy Removal

Former Indian cricketer Manoj Tiwary has voiced strong disapproval regarding the recent removal of Rohit Sharma from ODI captaincy. Tiwary suggested that head coach Gautam Gambhir might have influenced this decision, characterizing the move as disrespectful to Sharma's contributions. He believes the selectors and management did not show adequate respect to a captain who led India to an ICC Champions Trophy victory.

Tiwary expressed that he has personally lost interest in watching ODI matches since the change. He felt that Rohit, a proven performer and leader, deserved more consideration, especially given his strong performances leading up to the decision. The former player questioned the rationale behind doubting Rohit's ability for the 2027 World Cup.

The controversy highlights ongoing debates about leadership transitions within the Indian cricket team. Tiwary's comments underscore a perceived lack of clarity and potential behind-the-scenes influence in the selection process, raising questions about the decision-making dynamics between the chief selector and the head coach.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Manoj Tiwary suggested that Gautam Gambhir may have influenced the decision to remove Rohit Sharma from ODI captaincy.
Tiwary believes Rohit Sharma's removal was disrespectful and that the selectors should have shown more consideration to his proven leadership.
Shubman Gill was named the new captain for India's ODI squad announced in October.

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