Gambhir's message for India ahead of Sri Lanka Test series
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Adding to this, India coach Gautam Gambhir has revealed the standards he expects from his side as they prepare for a challenging two-Test series against Sri Lanka.
Meanwhile, India’s young squad will play two Tests against their Asian rival and Gambhir has stressed the importance of being prepared for every challenge, urging his players to adapt to whatever comes their way.
Notably, “We know what’s in front of us, we know what we are playing for. We can do the volume, we can push our limits, we can tick all the boxes.” Gambhir told the BCCI.
As per the latest buzz, View this post on Instagram “Come 15th morning (August 15), whether we are batting first, whether we are bowling first, we're absolutely ready with every answer, every question that’s thrown at us, and every answer we are ready to give. So make sure we tick all the boxes from now on.”
In further updates, Since then, India have bounced back with a victory in the one-off Test against Afghanistan in June, but the team will be eager to secure a series win in Sri Lanka to strengthen their chances of qualifying for the World Test Championship Final at The Oval next year.
On top of that, India currently sit fifth on the World Test Championship standings with a points percentage of 48.15, trailing Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and Bangladesh.
View this post on Instagram India's squad for the series features a mix of promising young talent and a couple of new faces .
Source: ICC