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Ganguly bats for Rohit Sharma as Indian captain till 2024 T20 World Cup

Sourav Ganguly backs Rohit Sharma to captain India till T20 World Cup; praises Dravid, Pujara, Rahane for their contributions to Indian cricket.

The Hindu

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli integral part of Indian cricket: Sourav Ganguly

NEW DELHI: Inspired by his leadership during the ODI World Cup, former captain Sourav Ganguly supported Rohit Sharma on Friday, stating that he ought to lead India through the T20 World Cup in June of the following year at the very least.

The Times of India

An all-time XI: When players drop out, it’s a sign of progress

Columnists love debating all-time best teams, with few players guaranteed to be on everyone's list. Don Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar are likely to be on most, but Frank Woolley didn't include Bradman in his. To mark its 150th anniversary, Wisden Almanack chose an all-time Test team. Ahead of the 2007…

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Yashasvi Jaiswal is a mixture of Virender Sehwag and Sourav Ganguly, says childhood coach Jwala Singh

NEW DELHI: Yashasvi Jaiswal mirrors Virender Sehwag's batting style in his own way. Sehwag's batting mantra was simple: 'See the ball, hit the ball.' Apart from this, the hand-eye coordination and the habit of humming a Bollywood tune while smashing a six was Sehwag's unique style.

The Times of India

Mamata Banerjee mixes business with politics at seventh edition of BGBS

Mamata Banerjee on November 22 announced a number of new policies to increase exports, modernise logistics and promote renewable energy manufacturing in the State

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup: Indian Railways to run special train between New Delhi and Ahmedabad today

Cricket World Cup: Indian Railways to run special train between New Delhi and Ahmedabad today. Read further on Dynamite News:

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'It will be tough to stop India...': Sourav Ganguly ahead of World Cup final against Australia

NEW DELHI: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly commended Rohit Sharma's 'Men in Blue' ahead of the ODI World Cup 2023 final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday.

The Times of India

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Virat Kohli is not finished yet: Sourav Ganguly

Virat Kohli's 50th ODI hundred celebrated by Sourav Ganguly as "phenomenal achievement". Ganguly lauds India's "complete side" and "tremendous talent" in the team.

The Hindu

India vs New Zealand: Those edge of the seat thrillers

It's not one of the most storied rivalries, but India vs New Zealand clashes over the years have had their share of edge-of-the-seat tension. Through the 1980s, 90s and the first decade of the 2000s, it used to be a battle of equals, but in the last 10 years, India…

The Times of India

Your talent was special, says Ganguly in letter to Sehwag

Sourav Ganguly congratulates Virender Sehwag for being inducted into ICC Hall of Fame, praising his talent, approach to game and natural ability. He recalls Sehwag's memorable innings, from his first Test as opener to his triple hundred in Multan.

The Hindu

You completely changed the art of batting in Test matches: Sourav Ganguly tells Virender Sehwag

NEW DELHI: It is well-known that Virender Sehwag fundamentally altered the nature of batting in Test cricket. On Tuesday, however, former India captain Sourav Ganguly emphasized that the Delhi dazzler did so during a time when the game was "so strong" with elite bowlers.

The Times of India

Rishabh Pant will play IPL next year: Delhi Capitals director Sourav Ganguly

NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals director of cricket, Sourav Ganguly, has confirmed that Indian star wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant will return to action in the next IPL season.

The Times of India

World Cup: Angelo Mathews first batter to be dismissed 'timed out' in international cricket

NEW DELHI: Angelo Mathews became the first international cricketer to be dismissed 'timed out' Monday when Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan decided to appeal as the Sri Lanka all-rounder was busy replacing his helmet during their World Cup match here.

The Times of India

Sri Lanka’s Angelo Mathews becomes cricket’s first ‘timed out’ dismissal

Mathews was dismissed ‘timed out’ upon Bangladesh’s appeal that the batter failed to take strike within two minutes.

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When Sourav Ganguly almost became first to be 'timed out' in international cricket

NEW DELHI: The bizarre 'timed out' dismissal finally made its debut in international cricket on Monday when Angelo Mathews was given out for not turning up at the crease within the stipulated time during the Bangladesh-Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.

The Times of India

Afghanistan's success in World Cup has a lot to do with Ajay Jadeja's knowledge, says Gulbadin Naib

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan have significantly benefited from the guidance of former Indian all-rounder Ajay Jadeja during their World Cup campaign. The Asian team, currently holding the sixth position and aiming for a spot in the semi-finals, is preparing to face Australia in their upcoming match in Mumbai.

The Hindu

Black marketing of World Cup tickets: Kolkata police seeks response from CAB

Police investigate CAB & bookmyshow.com over allegations of ticket black-marketing for India-South Africa World Cup match. 10 persons held, 72 tickets seized. Ganguly defends CAB, says demand for tickets is high. Political circles question CAB president. Tickets sold at inflated prices, many CAB life members unable to procure tickets.

Al Jazeera

A cricket rivalry evolves: How Indian fans came to love English players

While the cricketing rivalry has often been bitter and influenced by colonial history, it has changed in recent years.

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The Times of India

World Cup, India vs Bangladesh: When the Tigers roared against India

While India have dominated Bangladesh in ODIs, winning 31 out of their 39 matches, the latter have, in the last few years especially, shown their teeth, giving these contests the colour of a growing regional rivalry.

The Times of India

Players have to learn to deal with the negativity and perform: Sourav Ganguly

Sourav Ganguly tells TOI how best to cope with pressures of playing Pakistan

The Hindu

The World Cup as a farewell tour for top players is well established

Players use the World Cup as a farewell tour, with a long list of stars who have done so. Retirement today is not always the end of a career, with some players unretiring or continuing in other formats. It is important for players to get a proper farewell, with Sachin…

The Hindu

Ronaldinho to make maiden visit to Kolkata mid-October

Ronaldinho to visit Kolkata for Durga Puja. He'll meet CM Banerjee, learn cricket from Sourav Ganguly, interact with sponsors, promote football, play charity match, and unveil pandals. He'll arrive Oct 16 and stay two days before heading to Dhaka. Samba Magic awaits!

The Times of India

Hope Team India plays 'same good cricket' for next 45 days: Sourav Ganguly

NEW DELHI: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Thursday lauded the recent performances of the Indian team and is optimistic regarding India's chances in the upcoming ODI World Cup.

The Hindu

Mamata returns to Kolkata, says foreign visit to attract investments to Bengal ‘very successful’

Mamata Banerjee returns from successful 12-day tour of Spain & UAE, bringing "serious offers for investments & partnerships". MoUs signed with Spanish football league La Liga & Lulu Group International. Sourav Ganguly joined delegation in Madrid. Aim to attract investments ahead of BGBS in Nov.

The Times of India

Why Indian batters don't bowl? Blame it on five-fielder rule: Rahul Dravid

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket team's inclination to include more all-rounders in recent years can be attributed to the fact that many of the current top-order batters do not contribute as bowlers, unlike some of their esteemed predecessors from earlier generations.

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