Gautam Gambhir, Sitanshu Kotak Visit Mahakaleshwar Temple Ahead of Fifth T20
Ahead of the fifth T20 match between India and the West Indies at Indore’s Holkar Stadium, Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak visited the Mahakaleshwar
Ahead of the fifth T20 match between India and the West Indies at Indore’s Holkar Stadium, Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak visited the Mahakaleshwar Temple on Sunday and sought the blessings of Lord Mahakal.
They were reportedly in Ujjain at around 10 am. The two prominent cricket figures appeared before Lord Mahakaleshwar, the world-famous Jyotirlinga, and offered prayers at the temple.
Local Member of Parliament Anil Firoziya was also present with them during the visit. Gambhir and Kotak first had darshan of Lord Mahakal through the temple’s Silver Gate.
After that, both coaches went to Nandi Hall. They sat there and meditated with devotion. The temple committee and Anil Firoziya also extended a warm welcome to the two guests.
Their visit to the temple came before the Indian team’s fifth T20 encounter against the West Indies, scheduled to be played at the Holkar Stadium in Indore.
Frequently asked questions
Who visited the Mahakaleshwar Temple ahead of the fifth T20 match?
Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak visited the temple.
Why did Gautam Gambhir and Sitanshu Kotak visit the Mahakaleshwar Temple?
They visited the temple and offered prayers ahead of India’s fifth T20 match against the West Indies.
Where was the fifth T20 match between India and the West Indies scheduled to be played?
The match was scheduled to be played at Holkar Stadium in Indore.
Who was also present during the temple visit?
Local Member of Parliament Anil Firoziya was also present.
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