Serious: The new head coach of the Indian team, Gautam Gambhir, had to face defeat against Sri Lanka in his very first ODI series. After which many decisions of Gambhir were questioned. Now Gambhir will be seen coaching Team India in the 2 Test match series to be played with Bangladesh from 19 September.

Let us tell you that, after Gambhir became the head coach, many changes have been seen in Team India. Whereas now after Gambhir became the head coach, it seems difficult for an Indian player to get a chance. Because, Gambhir hates an Indian player a lot.

Gambhir is doing injustice to this player!

Team India's head coach Gautam Gambhir is doing a lot of injustice to the Indian team's wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson. Because, Sanju Samson did not get opportunities in all the matches in the T20 series against Sri Lanka.

Apart from this, Sanju Samson was not even selected in the ODI series. Due to which it is believed that Gambhir is also doing injustice to Sanju Samson and he may not get a chance in the future. Due to which Samson may not get a chance in the series against Bangladesh.

Continuous injustice is happening with Samson

Let us tell you that, Team India's star wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson has been facing injustice for a long time. Because, Sanju made his debut for Team India in the year 2015 itself.

But even after this he does not get opportunities. Samson has never got consistent opportunities in Team India. On some occasions he has got a place in the team but he has not got a chance to bat at his best position. Due to which Sanju Samson's career now seems to be in danger and it seems difficult to get a chance in the future.

International Career of Sanju Samson

If we talk about Sanju Samson's international career, he has played 16 ODI matches for Team India so far. In which he has scored 510 runs at an average of 56 and a strike rate of 99. Samson has 1 century and 3 half-centuries in ODIs. At the same time, Sanju Samson has scored 444 runs in 30 T20 matches at a strike rate of 131 and has hit 2 half-centuries.