NEW DELHI: Since taking charge as India's head coach in July 2024, Gautam Gambhir has had a fascinating run across formats — one defined as much by numbers as by transitions. Replacing Rahul Dravid after the T20 World Cup, Gambhir's reign has seen contrasting fortunes in the presence and absence of India's senior-most players, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma . Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! According to team statistics, Gambhir has overseen 53 matches, with 36 wins, 14 losses, one tie, and two draws — a win rate of 67.9% overall. However, the split between performances with and without the two legends tells a compelling story. When Kohli and Rohit have featured, India have won 12 of 24 matches (50%). But in their absence, Gambhir's youn

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