Gary Kirsten, the man who guided the Indian team in fulfilling its long time dream of winning a World Cup, today officially announced his decision in Mumbai to quit as the coach of the Indian team. Terming the three-year stint with Team India as a tremendous experience, Gary said that he felt honoured the way he was accepted by Indians despite being a foreigner. Gary was speaking to reporters in his farewell press conference held in Mumbai. Gary declined to take any other career option in the near future as he wants to spend more time with his family. Stating that coaching the Indian cricket team has been his most cherished experience, Gary said he was glad that every match that the team played in the group stage turned out to be a close one as it prepared the side for the knockout stage. He also said that, each member of the side played to their potential and made winning the World Cup possible.