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Political Entry? Gambhir Offers Clarity!
By: Tupaki Desk | 10 Dec 2018 6:15 AM GMT
Gautham Gambhir ruled out the possibility of foraying into politics. When quizzed if he would be contesting 2019 Lok Sabha Polls, The Cricketer replied, 'Not At All. Such rumours have been doing rounds because I react on social issues but there is nothing of that sort. I haven't even thought about it. I haven't done anything other than playing cricket for 25 years. Let's see what I would be doing next'.
That's how Gambhir has put an end to the rumours of him contesting in 2019 Elections from Delhi on BJP Ticket. He retired from all forms of cricket recently after scoring 4,153 runs in Tests, 5,238 runs in ODIs and 932 runs in T20Is.
Gambhir is keen to take up coaching assignments if he gets a right opportunity. He doesn't want to do commentary by sitting in the AC Rooms. He, however, isn't sure if he will be as good a coach as he have been a player. At the same time, He is pretty sure that a straight-forward person like him will be accepted as an Administrator.
In his farewell Ranji Trophy match, The 37-Year-Old scored a century against Andhra at his home ground Feroz Shah Kotla. How many Cricketers will be lucky enough to say farewell on a grand note?
That's how Gambhir has put an end to the rumours of him contesting in 2019 Elections from Delhi on BJP Ticket. He retired from all forms of cricket recently after scoring 4,153 runs in Tests, 5,238 runs in ODIs and 932 runs in T20Is.
Gambhir is keen to take up coaching assignments if he gets a right opportunity. He doesn't want to do commentary by sitting in the AC Rooms. He, however, isn't sure if he will be as good a coach as he have been a player. At the same time, He is pretty sure that a straight-forward person like him will be accepted as an Administrator.
In his farewell Ranji Trophy match, The 37-Year-Old scored a century against Andhra at his home ground Feroz Shah Kotla. How many Cricketers will be lucky enough to say farewell on a grand note?
