London, August 5 – Following India’s 2-2 draw against England in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir emphasized the need for building a strong and evolving team culture centered on hard work and continuous improvement. In his post-series address to the dressing room, Gambhir said that while players may come and go, the environment within the team must always be one that inspires excellence and unity.
As per agency report, Gambhir praised the players for their overall performance throughout the closely contested series and acknowledged the importance of sustained growth in various aspects of the game. He noted that ongoing efforts to improve would help India maintain long-term dominance in international cricket.
India’s squad, currently in a transitional phase after recent Test series defeats to New Zealand and Australia, saw young batter Shubman Gill take over the captaincy for the England tour. Gambhir extended his best wishes to Gill and encouraged the team to enjoy a well-deserved break following their efforts in the series.
The coaching staff’s emphasis on collective effort and fielding energy was echoed by all-rounder Washington Sundar, who was named the ‘Impact Player of the Series.’ The award was presented to him by senior player Ravindra Jadeja. Sundar shared that it felt special to play four matches in England and that the team maintained a strong sense of unity and purpose on the field each day.
Gambhir’s comments signal a continued focus on creating a performance-driven team atmosphere that not only brings success but also motivates players to be part of a culture defined by mutual support, discipline, and professional growth.
