Rahul Dravid passed on his good wishes to Gautam Gambhir hours after he made his Test debut as the Indian cricket team's head coach. Gambhir took over from Dravid after he decided not to extend his tenure after the T20 World Cup victory.

Just hours after Gautam Gambhir signed the dotted lines of his Test debut as India cricket team’s head coach, Rahul Dravid wished him the very best. He took over the position after Dravid had decided against continuing beyond the T20 World Cup which the team had just won.

Head coach Gautam Gambhir stresses the importance of strategic flexibility for the Indian cricket team, urging them to adapt to situations rather than sticking to a single style. He emphasizes the need to leverage home conditions,

Rohit Sharma was seen taking rounds of the Chepauk Stadium after stumps, while Shubman Gill and Gautam Gambhir also engaged in an interesting post-match drill.

Former Indian skipper Rahul Dravid expressed confidence that Team India will gain from Gautam Gambhir's vast playing and coaching experience. Dravid, speaking at a Roombr event, highlighted the team's past successes and looked forward to Gambhir's contributions following his recent appointment as head coach.

Rahul Dravid expressed confidence in Gautam Gambhir as the new head coach of the Indian cricket team. He highlighted Gambhir's extensive experience as both player and coach. Under Dravid's tenure, India achieved significant milestones.

In a special video on BCCI's website, Gautam Gambhir praised Virat Kohli as India's best Test captain. Gambhir highlighted Kohli's role in building a strong fast-bowling unit and leading India to historic victories.

India have a bumper Test season coming up with the Rohit Sharma-led side set to host New Zealand after the two Tests against Bangladesh.