Robin Uthappa feels that what stands out about Gambhir's leadership was how he let people express themselves and also how he made everyone feel like a part of a family.
Robin Uthappa said he has no regrets in his life with the experiences he has had.
Robin Uthappa heaped praise on Indian captain Virat Kohli, insisting that it is 'phenomenal' to see him excel in each format with consistency.
Dhoni last played for India in the World Cup 2019 semifinal clash against New Zealand, where the Asian giants faced a heartbreaking defeat and were ousted from the tournament.
Former KKR batsman Robin Uthappa praised Shah Rukh's energetic personality and said he is a mystery to me.
Recalling the historic World Cup win, veteran Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa revealed that he was praying when he saw Sreesanth waiting under the ball to catch it was he had seen him drop absolute sitters before.
Robin Uthappa further opined that the law might change under the watchful eyes of Sourav Ganguly who is presently the BCCI president.
Robin Uthappa was one of three bowlers who hit the stumps during the iconic bowl-out contest between India and Pakistan.
Uthappa, who is 34 now, last played for India in 2015 in Zimbabwe but is best known for his explosive batting during a run-chase against England at the Oval, followed by brisk starts during the historic World T20 triumph in 2007.
India defied all odds to clinch the 2007 T20 World Cup in South Africa, beating Pakistan in a nail-biting final by five runs.
When asked to name the best captain he has played under in IPL, Robin picks Gautam Gambhir.
Indian batsman Robin Uthappa, who last featured in an international match five years ago, still believes that he has a World Cup left in him.
In the IPL auction which took place on Thursday, Uthappa became the first Indian capped player to be sold with Rajasthan Royals buying him for Rs3 crore, twice his base price.
Uthappa, who has endured a slump in form during the past few seasons, scored 102 off 221 balls with seven fours and three sixes, adding 118 runs for the second wicket with opener Ponnam Rahul (97).
The two-time champions have retained 13 players and traded in just one - Siddesh Lad from Mumbai Indians.
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