Despite all his successes on the field, Gautam Gambhir continues to be a polarising figure in Indian cricket. Recently, former India cricketer Atul Wassan made a striking comment on Gambhir's aggressive personality.

Wassan stated that Gambhir's "ego is on a different level", and claimed that a few members of the Indian team are not happy with his approach and management. While Wassan refused to reveal the names of the players, he also delved into past clashes between Gambhir and star India batter Virat Kohli.

Wassan accused Gambhir of being a bully, and claimed that he had had such a personality right from his youth days.

"I have known him personally since he was a child. I have had my issues with him. With him, it's about my way or the highway. He is like that, and he would bully a lot, even in Delhi cricket," Wassan said, in an interview with Vickey Lalwani.

"His nature is like that, right from the start. He came from money, an excellent player, and he is intelligent. His ego is on a different level. He thinks that if he says it's night when it's morning, it will be believed to be night. Fall in line.

If you don't fall in line, you are on my hit list. He will try to harm you, but he has achieved a lot in cricket, and his nature helped him in cricket," he added.

Wassan questioned Gambhir's aggressive nature, suggesting that it is the confrontational personality that gets the best out of him on the field.

"The player he became is because of his nature. He couldn't give his best unless he fought. He probably goes and fights with the window in his home. But he hasn't realised when to get off this horse, now that he's retired.

Source:Ndtv