Team India's veteran player R Ashwin is once again in the headlines. Ashwin recently led Team India to a spectacular victory against Bangladesh in the first Test and now this player has said something during a live on his Hindi YouTube channel which is really surprising. R Ashwin described Team India's former head coach Rahul Dravid as stricter than Gambhir. Ashwin said that Rahul Dravid was a strict coach but Gambhir is cool like Rancho. Rancho was a character in Three Idiots played by Aamir Khan. In that film, Aamir was not seen taking any tension about his career and Ashwin has described Gambhir as the same.

Ashwin described Gambhir as very calm

Ashwin said on his YouTube channel, 'Gambhir is very calm. I like to call him Relaxed Rancho. There is no pressure in his presence. Gambhir is also very cool about the team meeting in the morning. He asks if you will come to the meeting in the morning, please come.' Ashwin told that Dravid's attitude was strict and organized. Ashwin revealed that Dravid used to keep things very organized. He wanted a bottle to be kept at a specific place at a specific time. He was very disciplined in this matter. Ashwin told that Gautam Gambhir is not very strict, he takes care of everyone and all the players of the team will like him.

Dravid made us world champion

Rahul Dravid may have been a strict coach, but his strictness also made Team India win the T20 World Cup. He was the head coach of Team India for two and a half years, during which the Indian team lost the T20 World Cup 2022, World Test Championship Final and World Cup Final, but in his last assignment, he ended Team India's ICC title drought. On the other hand, Ashwin's revelation on Gautam Gambhir is quite surprising because this legend usually looks very strict. He also looks quite aggressive but Ashwin has described him as very easy-going and simple, which will really surprise cricket fans. Well, no matter how Gambhir is, the most important thing is the atmosphere of the team, if he is right then Team India will win and the upcoming ICC tournaments will also come in its kitty.