Gautam Gambhir: Former India opener Gautam Gambhir has become the new head coach of the Indian team and now he will take over the responsibility of his post from the Sri Lanka tour. However, as soon as he became the coach, a new problem has arisen and due to this, there can be discord in the team.

Gambhir has replaced former Indian head coach Rahul Dravid and in such a situation it will be interesting to see how Gambhir takes the team forward but for now, his becoming the coach may lead to discord between the two players.

There may be a rift between these two players

Actually, Gautam's appointment as coach can lead to rift between veteran all-rounder Hardik Pandya and star batsman Suryakumar Yadav. At present, reports are coming out that India's next T20 captain may not be Hardik but Surya.

Such news has come out only after Gambhir became the coach and now it will be interesting to see which of these two players leads Time India in this format.

Rohit Sharma left the captaincy

Let us tell you that Team India won the ICC T20 World Cup 2024 under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma and with this Rohit said goodbye to this format forever. Now he will never be seen playing in this format for India. In such a situation, Hardik Pandya was the vice-captain of the Indian team in this World Cup.

Even before this, in Rohit's absence, Hardik was captaining the team in T20. Being the vice-captain of the team, he should get the captaincy of this format after Rohit, but now such news is coming out, in which it is being said that Surya can be the next T20 captain of India and if this happens then there can be a rift between these two players.

Surya has also captained Team India

Yadav has also captained India in the absence of Rohit and Hardik and he captained Team India in the 5-match T20 series played against Australia immediately after the ICC World Cup 2023. India won this series 4-1.

Apart from this, he has also led the Indian team in South Africa and now it will be interesting to see who becomes the next T20 captain of India.