Solanki reflects on GT's performance and future aspirations
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 8:14 AM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
After a challenging season, GT's head coach Solanki expressed pride in the team's achievements, despite a desire to exceed expectations. He mentioned that sending Nishant Sindhu to bat at No. 3 during the matches was not a previously planned strategy but a decision made during play. The team's performance throughout the season has been significant, and there is a focus on future improvements. Management will likely evaluate strategies for upcoming competitions and player roles.
- •Solanki proud of GT's season despite missed opportunities
- •Nishant Sindhu's batting position was a strategic choice by Solanki
- •GT is assessing its performance for future improvements
- •Coaching strategies may evolve based on recent experiences
- 8:14 AMESPNcricinfo — Solanki 'would have liked to have gone one step further' but still 'immensely proud' of GT
"He said sending Nishant Sindhu at No. 3 wasn't a predetermined move, and was taken by head coach Ashish Nehra
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