After Team India's crushing defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, apart from veterans like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, Indian team's head coach Gautam Gambhir is also under the scanner. Recently, former Bengal cricketer Manoj Tiwari also took him to task and even called Gambhir a 'hypocrite'. However, players like Harshit Rana and Nitish Rana, who had played with Gambhir in Kolkata Knight Riders, were seen standing in support of the Indian coach. Both defended Gambhir. In such a situation, former cricketer Aakash Chopra described both the players as 'Chat GPT products' because he saw similarities in the statements of both.

Chopra enjoyed Harshit-Nitish

Let us tell you that both Nitish and Harshit have played for KKR under Gambhir in IPL. In support of Gambhir, one player used 'X' and another player took the help of Instagram. However, Aakash Chopra had fun with both of their statements. Akash said for both on his YouTube channel, 'If you see the statements of both, it looks like a chat GPT product. It seems that both the statements were prepared by the same person or machine. There are many similarities in the statements of both. This chat could be GPT.

What did Harshit-Nitish write for Gambhir?

In support of Gambhir, fast bowler Harshit Rana shared a picture on his Instagram story and wrote, 'It is not right to criticize someone due to personal insecurity. Gauti Bhaiya (Gautam Gambhir) thinks more about others than himself. When players are going through bad times, he always supports them. When things are in our favor he brings them into limelight. He has done this on many occasions. He knows how to turn the game in his favor.

Whereas batsman Nitish Rana wrote in a post on X in support of Gautam, “Criticism should be based on facts and not on personal insecurity. Gauti Bhaiya is one of the most selfless players I have ever met. He fulfills the responsibility in times of trouble. The performance doesn't need any PR. The trophies speak for themselves.

What did Manoj Tiwari say on Gambhir?

In a recent interview given to Hindustan Times, Manoj said, 'Why did I call him a 'hypocrite'? If you remember, the reason for this is an interview. In an interview he (Gambhir) had said, 'All these foreign coaches, all those who come from outside, they do not have emotions, they do not have feeling. They earn money and have fun. Manoj targeted this statement of Gambhir. He said that what Gambhir had said earlier did not match his work. Because currently Morne Morkel (former cricketer of South Africa) is the bowling coach of Team India and Ryan ten Doeschate (former cricketer of Netherlands) is the assistant coach of the Indian cricket team.