Gambhir hails Dhoni as India’s most successful captain
In their heydays, both Gambhir and Dhoni were instrumental in two of India’s three ICC title wins.
In their heydays, both Gambhir and Dhoni were instrumental in two of India’s three ICC title wins.
Gambhir, whose association with the franchise dates back to the fourth edition of the IPL in 2011, was instrumental in reviving a struggling side, taking them to the knockout stages in his first year as captain. Subsequently, the KKR went on to win two titles between 2012 and 2014.
In a post on X, the BJP parliamentarian wrote, "I have requested Party President Jagat Prakash Nadda to relieve me of my political duties so that I can focus on my upcoming cricket commitments."
He said that the real sacrifices are made by the people in uniform, who also want to be with their families during festivals but to ensure smooth festivities for the people of the country, they deliver their duty with dedication.
In an emotional video posted on his social media handle, Sreesanth alleged that Gambhir repeatedly kept on calling him a fixer.
On the BJP leader's earlier claim that the AAP government’s 'massive ego' has stopped them from accepting funds from him, Kejriwal had stated that money was not the problem right now but the unavailability of PPE kits.
This was in response to cricketer-turned BJP leader's claim that the AAP government's 'massive ego' has stopped the leaders from accepting funds from him.
The stylish left-hander had scored 97 while Dhoni, who had promoted himself to No 4, smashed an unbeaten 91 as India won by six wickets.
The BJP lawmaker had already released Rs 1 crore from his MPLADS fund to PM-CARES Fund in fight against coronavirus.
Prior to this, Gambhir had offered to release rupees 50 lakh from his MPLADS fund for the equipment to treat coronavirus patients in Delhi government hospitals.