WATCH: “Going to go like hell,” Ravi Shastri spotted doing COMMENTARY for fans ahead of Belgian GP race

Shastri took to Twitter to upload a video where he could be seen standing at the track doing his commentary.

WATCH: “Going to go like hell,” Ravi Shastri spotted doing COMMENTARY for fans ahead of Belgian GP race

Ravi Shastri attends Belgium GP (Images via Twitter)

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri is currently enjoying his vacation in Europe and was spotted at the Spa-Francorchamps Forma One circuit ahead of the Belgian GP on Sunday (July 30). Shastri was all excited to experience the thrill as he did commentary for his social media fans before the race.

Shastri took to Twitter to upload a video where he could be seen standing at the track doing his commentary. “It’s going to be fast, it’s going to be furious and they were going to go like hell, let me assure you that,” Shastri was heard saying. He has been in Belgium for quite a while and even shared a video of the Scuderia Ferrari FI team when they were practicing a pit stop.

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Shastri has been enjoying other sports apart from cricket after doing his duty as a commentator during the World Test Championship (WTC) Final in London. He was even spotted at the Centre Court at Wimbledon watching Men’s Singles Final between Serbian legend Novak Djokovic and Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz.

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Gautam Gambhir says Ravi Shastri is unaware of records

WATCH: "Going to go like hell," Ravi Shastri does COMMENTARY for fans ahead of Belgium GP race
Gautam Gambhir (Image via Twitter)

Former India batter Gautam Gambhir slammed Ravi Shastri for claiming that India is the best team in the world without knowing the records. In an interview, Gambhir said Shastri did not know records or follow any previous series and because of not winning many matches overseas, he feels India is the best team.

Gambhir added that India under Shastri won matches in India but not enough overseas. Shastri was India’s head coach from 2017 to 2021 and had claimed that the Men in Blue won more overseas matches than any other Indian side in the last 15-20 years.

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