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Gautam Gambhir "Fights With Colleagues, Does Not Respect Seniors": Sreesanth's Rant After Incident At Legends League Cricket

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Sreesanth, member of India's 2007 T20 Cricket World Cup and 2011 ODI Cricket World Cup winning teams, was not at all happy with his former Indian cricket teammate Gautam Gambhir after a Legends League Cricket (LLC) game in Surat on Wednesday.

The two were involved in a long stare-off during the match at LLC, a tournament for retired cricket stars. In a video that had gone viral on social media, Gujarat Giants' Sreesanth could be seen giving a long stare at India Capitals' Gautam Gambhir after getting hit for a six and a four.

The former Indian cricket team opener was not amused and stared back. Gautam Gambhir scored 51 off 30 balls as India Capitals scored 223/7 in 20 overs in  the LLC Eliminator match.

Sreesanth took 1/35 in three overs. In reply, Gujarat Giants managed 211/7 in 20 overs and lost by 12 runs. 6... 4... Showdown!

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