Gambhir on Thursday was quick to dismiss claims that the Indian batsmen had lost their ability to combat spin
New Zealand's Mitchell Santner (2R) is congratulated by India's head coach Gautam Gambhir (R) for their team's win at the end of the third day of the second Test. Pic/AFP
Gautam Gambhir's recent remarks about the current state of Indian batting in Test cricket read like a scathing indictment of the effects of T20 cricket on the traditional format.
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