Former Indian captain and veteran left -handed batsman Sourav Ganguly recently revealed in one thing with PTI that he had regretted the disappearance of hundreds of qualified people in his career.
Indian star, being asked about what he would advise to his old self, former captain, secretly replied, “I missed a lot of hundreds, I should have scored more. Many 90 and 80s. ,
It is clearly shown how Sourav Ganguly has repentance to remember hundreds after being dismissed several times in the 80s and 90s. According to the data, Ganguly was shocked 30 times in the range of runs between 80 and 99.
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Sourav Ganguly claimed that he likes to watch his old self play
In the talk session, Ganguly revealed how much he loves to see his old innings. It seems that stylish left -arm shots like to see a wide array of shots and he is a fan of playing his own stroke.
“I watch my (batting) video when I am alone. When my wife is away because Sara lives in London. I go to YouTube and see and say, ‘Arre FIR 70 Pe Out Ho Gaya’ (Gosh, I have gone out for 70), I should have scored a hundred. But you cannot change it.”
Repeatedly watching his old games made him realize his flaws in the innings when he was rejected less than his hundred. If Sourav Ganguly had been able to see his game’s days again, he would certainly have improved his mistakes in his best.
Sourav Ganguly a brief trip to a brilliant career
Born into a Bengali family, Sourav Ganguly is one of the few big names in the game from the land of Bengal. He returned his international debut in 1992. Ganguly played his first ODI against the West Indies in 1992.
Known for its fiery nature of hitting shots on full flow, Saurav made his debut in the limited overs format before the start of his test in 1996.
In a career for more than 16 years and in a controversial exit in 2008, Ganguly went to play 311 ODIs and 113 Tests in his career. He was also one of the most improved captains of India, as it was subject to his captaincy that India reached the final of an ICC World Cup in 2003, 20 years after winning in 1983.
In ODIs, a star batter, Ganguly scored 11,363 runs in his ODI. It remains the 9th highest run score in the format to date. After Sachin Tendulkar and Inzam-ul-Haq, Sourav Ganguly was the third player in cricket history. He also took 132 wickets in Tests in his career and one -day cricket.
Ganguly was widely known for its great leadership
Sourav Ganguly is often considered a revolutionary captain in Indian cricket history. Widely known for their special antics, aggression on the region, and the ability to identify a wide array of talents. It was during his period that the Indian team began to appear as a strong opposition for world cricket veterans.
He was widely known for determining landmark changes in Indian men’s cricket, winning the 2002 ICC Champions Trophy and playing the finals of 2000 ICC Champions Trophy, 2003 ICC World Cup, and more. Ganguly was a fearless captain in Test cricket in front of powerful protests like Australia and England.
After withdrawing from professional cricket, Sourav Ganguly also did a commendable job as a BCCI president, including a historical call to promote women’s cricket domesticly across India.
