Mithali Raj and Romesh Powar were involved in a blame game after India crashed out of the Women's T20 World Cup in the semi-finals.
Yuvraj and Gambhir are two of the best left-handers the country has ever produced and were the pioneers behind the 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 World Cup glories.
The firebrand cricketer was gifted a memorabilia from DDCA President Rajat Sharma to mark the occasion of the century in his final innings.
The 37-year-old World Cup winner walked into the sunset by scoring a memorable hundred in his farewell Ranji Trophy match against Andhra at the Feroz Shah Kotla.
The Delhi-born left-handed batsman has always been famous for his outspoken nature and after the retirement, he shed light on some controversies of Indian cricket.
Gautam Gambhir scored 112 off 185 balls, hitting 10 fours versus Andhra Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy.
On the second day of the Ranji Trophy encounter against Andhra, Delhi were placed well in reply to the visitors' first-innings score of 390.
Bhui's seventh first-class hundred was scored in critical circumstances after Andhra were reeling at 48 for 4 as medium pacer Bhati (5/35 in 21 overs) made a successful comeback in the longer format.
One of the biggest names to ever don the Delhi jersey, Gambhir will be retiring from his spiritual home.
Following Gambhir's retirement and the emergence of the young talent it is keeping some senior players on their toes, who are out of the national side.
Post Gambhir's retirement, Bollywood superstar and KKR co-owner Shah Rukh Khan took to Twitter to thank his former skipper for the work he has done for his team.
Somehow, he remained the eternal bridesmaid to a Yuvraj Singh or a Mahendra Singh Dhoni, all his life.
Former India opening batsman Gautam Gambhir on Tuesday announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, saying his time to continue with the game was over. The 37-year-old Delhi batsman announced his decision in a video post on his Twitter handle.
With India in trouble having lost Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar in quick succession, Gambhir played inarguably his greatest ODI innings.
India opener and hero of India's 2011 World Cup final against Sri Lanka, Gautam Gambhir on Tuesday announced his retirement from all formats of the game.
The team made the announcement in a programme organised in Delhi on the evening of December 4.
However, Delhi will miss Gambhir more as they were always aware that Ishant was available for only one match as per BCCI's specific workload management programme.
Delhi Daredevils have retained a young side comprising the likes of Shreyas Iyer, Prithvi Shaw and Rishabh Pant.
Akshath was involved in a century partnership for the seventh wicket with Saaketh (42) to put Hyderabad in a position of strength.
Gambhir has decided to step down as the captain of the Delhi Ranji Trophy team to make way for someone younger at the top position.
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