Gautam Gambhir bold message after Oval win: India managed to win by 6 runs in the fifth Test played against England at the Oval. When the fifth day’s play started, it seemed that the hosts would win it very easily but the exact opposite happened. Fast bowler Mohammad Siraj turned the tables on the plans of the British. In this thrilling match, he showed the way to the pavilion to three England players one by one and gave India victory.
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Everyone is happy with this victory. The team’s head coach Gautam Gambhir has praised his players, overjoyed with the victory. He has also vowed that no matter what the result is, his team will never give up. After the match, Gambhir was seen hugging the players as well as the support staff. After the match, Gambhir wrote on Instagram,
“We will win some matches, lose some. But we will never give up. Well done boys, great performance.”
Let us tell you that since the start of the home series against New Zealand in October last year, India had lost six of its last eight Test matches. During that time, the team was led by Gautam Gambhir. Apart from this, the embarrassing whitewash at home against New Zealand and the crushing 3-1 defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia are also included.
We’ll win some, we’ll lose some…. but we’ll NEVER surrender! 🇮🇳 Well done boys! pic.twitter.com/lZ5pk4C4A5
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) August 4, 2025
However, amidst this bad phase, India made a strong comeback by defeating Australia by 295 runs in Perth. Rain saved the team from defeat in the Brisbane Test and the match was drawn. After this disappointing performance, Gautam Gambhir and his team had the England tour ahead of them.
Gautam Gambhir: India tied the series 2-2
India suffered a crushing defeat by five wickets in the first match of the series against England at Headingley. However, after that defeat, India made a historic comeback at Edgbaston and registered a massive victory of 336 runs.
India performed strongly at Lord’s and fought till the last breath but they lost by 22 runs. India refused to give up and held England to a draw in Manchester, keeping the series alive. India won at the Oval and achieved a historic feat by tying the series 2-2.
