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July 8, 2010Posted on 07/08/2010 in Indian cricket
Gambhir looks to work on his bowling
Gautam Gambhir talks to Kadambari Murali-Wade of the Hindustan Times about developing his bowling skills, batting with Virender Sehwag, MS Dhoni's captaincy, being written off after one bad series and more.
I am looking at working on my bowling too. If you're there as a pure batsman, then if you get out cheaply, the game's over for you. But if you can also bowl five-six overs in an ODI, pick up a couple of wickets, help the team, it's good.
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