India, Aug. 7 -- Former India head coach Gary Kirsten expressed his admiration for Gautam Gambhir's leadership following India's thrilling 2-2 series draw in the inaugural Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy against England.

Speaking to reporters after India's dramatic six-run win in the final Test at The Oval, Kirsten said he was "really pleased" with what Gambhir, his ex-student, and his team achieved under pressure.

"I'm very excited that India won the series; I mean, levelled the series," said Kirsten, who guided India to their 2011 World Cup triumph with Gambhir as a key member of that squad. "It's great for Indian cricket, and I'm really pleased for Gautam Gambhir as well. He's well known, and I've worked with him a lot. I'm just pleased fo...