Gautam Gambhir: Gautam Gambhir, the former opener of the Indian cricket team, has been doing whatever he wants ever since BCCI secretary Jay Shah handed him the responsibility of Team India's head coach. Gautam Gambhir has been giving opportunities to his favourite players as soon as he took over as the head coach of Team India.

This player plays for MS Dhoni's team, Gautam Gambhir is not giving him a chance

Team India's fast bowling all-rounder Deepak Chahar, who plays for Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team in the Indian Premier League, was once an important member of Team India, but he has not played any match for Team India for a long time. And ever since Gautam Gambhir has become the head coach of Team India, he is also not giving opportunities to this player. The biggest reason for this can also be that Deepak Chahar plays for Dhoni's team CSK. It is believed that Dhoni and Gambhir do not get along well with each other.

Deepak Chahar could have become the next Hardik Pandya

If Deepak Chahar was given consistent opportunities in Team India, he could have become the next Hardik Pandya. Deepak Chahar used to bowl fast with swing for Team India and also batted at the lower position. In such a situation, if Deepak Chahar had got consistent opportunities, he could have proved to be as useful for Team India as Hardik Pandya. Team India could have got a bowling all-rounder like Hardik Pandya who is a batting all-rounder.

Deepak Chahar's performance for Team India

Bowling all-rounder Deepak Chahar has participated in only 13 ODI matches for the Indian cricket team and during this time he has taken 16 wickets at an economy rate of 5.75 and an average of 30. While batting, Chahar has scored 203 runs at an average of 33.83 and a strike rate of 98.07 and has two half-century innings to his name. At the same time, in T20I, Deepak Chahar has scored 53 runs in 7 innings for Team India at a strike rate of 189.29 and an average of about 26. While bowling in T20I, Chahar has taken 31 wickets in 25 innings of 25 matches at an economy rate of about 8.