New Delhi [India], Former India opener Gautam Gambhir, who is currently leading Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) as a mentor in the ongoing Indian Premier League season, recently reflected on his time spent with the team. Revealed warm memories of and recalled a special occasion. Where he received steadfast support from the Kolkata fans when facing Bengal's son Sourav Ganguly, who was leading Pune Warriors. In a conversation with Ravichandran Ashwin on his YouTube channel, the former World Cup winner went down memory lane during KKR's victorious season and talked about his arrival in the team in 2011 and his journey from being a Delhi cricketer to being a favorite figure. I continued to think. Kolkata Amidst the ups and downs, Gambhir pointed to a crucial match against Pune Warriors at the Eden Gardens. During the game, the stadium was a picture of conflicting loyalties, with KKR's distinctive purple and Pune's light blue.Kolkata native Ganguly was leading Pune, and Gambhir was leading KKR. "A lot of people told me that there will be a lot of reactions because you are replacing someone like Sourav Ganguly. I still remember my first day in Kolkata, the amount of love I got was unimaginable. Never thought I would get that much." Will get kind of love because when Soura was removed a lot of things were said, but not even once in my seven years of captaincy was I made to feel that I am not from Kolkata and that is my relationship with them. ", Gambhir told Ashwin's YouTube channel.Amidst the pressure of media attention and high expectations, Gambhir reveals heartfelt story from pre-match build-up “I have said this because I was captaining them, I have said it with my own ears that Kolkata is my home. And that's my feeling." Carry because I remember this one game. We were playing against Pune Warriors and where I think the entire stadium was divided into purple and blue and Sourav was leading Pune Warriors. It was a huge article on the day of the match where an article saying that Bengal would be divided for the second time after partition was the front page headline." Gambhir revealed that while he was leaving the tea hotel for the game When he was there, a hotel employee approached him and offered words of comfort and support.Gambhir recalled the touching message from the staff member and the KKR mentor found immense meaning in these words of support, which strengthened his will to lead his team to victory, as a testament to the unique relationship that exists between Kolkata and KKR. Gambhir highlighted the important impact of this type. Regarding the acts of kindness he performed during his seven-year tenure with the team "I remember I was walking out of the hotel, we were staying in the same hotel and there was this guy at the gate, he said today when you toss Just remember that the whole of Bengal will be cheering only for you because KK is from Kolkata and you will not walk alone today and I took that with me till the toss and even once in my seven years of captaincy I did not walk alone, Gambhir found strength in the unwavering support of Kolkata fans, the 42-year-old said about the Pune Warriors match, thanking everyone for their continuous support and acknowledging that I was proud of his achievement. That's the strength I got from Kolkata and that's why it's always about giving back to them,'' he said. Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) will play for a place in the final in Qualifier 1 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday.