Sunil Gavaskar chooses three candidates for Team India’s next captain

The Indian cricket team is on the brink of a new chapter on their subsequent test journeys Rohit SharmaResignation from the longest game format on May 7th. Because WTC finalists respond twice, England Here are some questions about everyone’s minds in the highly anticipated test series, which will begin at Headingley on June 20th.

Legendary Batter and Former Captain Sunil Gavaskar It provided his views on the future of India’s test leadership. With a recent interaction with PTI In the Star Sports Press Room, Gavaskar registered three promising names as candidates as potential candidates for the role.

Sunil Gavaskar has named three players the future Indian captains

In a future analysis of India’s leadership, Gabaskar has identified Paban Gill, Shrayas Iyer, and Rishab pants As the three most promising candidates to take over as Test Captain. He emphasized that each brings a clear quality to the table. Gavaskar thought the trio reflected the fusion of qualities seen in the former captain. Donnarohit, and Virat Kohlimaking India a strong candidate to lead in the coming years.

According to Gavaskar, all three young stars demonstrate leadership capabilities, but Gill stands out for his aggressive approach and competitive spirit on the field.

“If you look at Gill, Iyer and Pants, pretending to be the main characters of the three Indian captains, you can see a fusion of all three (Dhoni, Rohit and Virat). Gill is probably more competitive. He asks the judge soon. Gabasker said.

“The pants are behind the stump, but he is very involved, too, Ire was great. Gavaskar has been added.

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Top-level leadership is not built overnight

Gavaskar emphasized that developing a strong and impactful leader for Indian test teams is a progressive process and cannot be achieved overnight. He noted that top-level captainties require a deep understanding of the game’s experience, maturity and qualifications grown over time. He said that grooming the next generation of leaders will take time as they reach the heights of iconic captains like Dhoni, Rohit and Kohli.

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