In an exciting update from the cricketing world, Delhi boys Gautam Gambhir, Virat Kohli, and Rishabh Pant were recently seen traveling together on a buggy to their boarding gate at the airport. This sighting came after a short break following the first Test against Bangladesh and quickly gained traction on social media.
Viral Moment at the Airport
As the buggy carrying the trio navigated through the airport, it attracted a great deal of attention from fans. The video of their airport journey went viral, with fans flooding social media with comments. One fan remarked, “teeno bhai tabhi” (all three brothers together), while another added, “Bromance overloaded,” highlighting the camaraderie among the players.
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Gambhir’s Successful Start as Coach
Gautam Gambhir enjoyed a triumphant start to his coaching career with India, having led the team to a resounding victory against Bangladesh by 280 runs at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. This win secured India an unassailable 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series.
Stellar Performances by Players
Rishabh Pant marked his return to Test cricket with a remarkable century, scoring 109 runs after recovering from a serious car accident in December 2022. Despite the win, Virat Kohli had a disappointing outing, managing only 6 and 17 runs in his two innings.
Ravichandran Ashwin was the standout performer of the match, earning the ‘Player of the Match’ title for his contributions that included a century (113 runs) and a six-wicket haul, helping India secure victory with more than a day to spare. Shubman Gill also made a significant impact with an unbeaten 119, while all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja played a crucial role with his knock of 86 runs and five wickets throughout the match.
India’s Dominance in World Test Championship
This victory further solidifies India’s position at the top of the World Test Championship table, showcasing the team’s strength and depth in both batting and bowling. As they prepare for the second Test in Kanpur, fans are eager to see if they can continue their dominant form.