A new leg for Gautam Gambhir

From Indian cricket’s "angry young man" to the team lead… this is the story of Gautam Gambhir.

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00:00There is actually no bigger honor than coaching your national team.

00:30I don't expect to leave with a smile on my face.

00:33I am not that kind of a person.

00:55It's very clear in my mind, it's about winning.

01:30It's about winning.

01:46It's a little different from the usual players.

01:49I enjoyed the sledging, I enjoyed the banter,

01:52I enjoyed even the heated arguments I've had with my own teammates

01:56when we played against each other.

02:00It's a little different.

02:31All these foreign coaches, which we end up giving a lot of importance to,

02:35they only come here, make money, and they vanish.

02:47I would like to recycle myself to be useful for something else.

02:51I would like to recycle myself to be useful for something else.

02:54I would like to recycle myself to be useful for something else.

02:57I would like to recycle myself to be useful for something else,

03:00in cricket and beyond.

03:28Obviously, I'm very impressed with our Prime Minister

03:33and I'm impressed with his vision.

03:35I'm joining this party.

03:57I'm joining this party.

04:07There's a trend in Pakistan that if you want to be popular,

04:09you have to say weird things to our Prime Minister in India.

04:28If you use anti-India slogans,

04:30and if you say that India is a dead country,

04:32or if you talk about Kashmir,

04:34then the person will either react in some way or leave with a smile.

04:58And when you represent India,

05:00how can it get bigger than that?