Sourav Chandidas Ganguly was brought into the world on the eight of July 1972. He lives in Kolkatta, India. He is a left-given batsman and a right-given medium-pace bowler.
Ganguly is normally correct given, yet turned into a left-given batsman early on with the goal that he could utilize his sibling, Snehasish’s cricket gear. His fans are thankful for it, since there are not many things in cricket that can eclipse a Ganguly left-gave drive. He is affectionately called as the Ruler of Kolkata.
The marriage of Sourav Ganguly is brimming with show or we can say is very much like a Bollywood film. He took off with his cherished, lifelong companion Dona Roy in 1997 as their families disagreed. Both the families were grieved by the episode and later came to compromise.
In February 1997, the couple got hitched. The wedding ended up being one more lift for him as he developed as a superb cricketer in Odi’s. In ODI ton against Sri Lanka, he scored his lady and afterward won successive Man of the Match grants. He likewise highlighted in the 1999 World Cup and struck 183 against Sri Lanka. This was the most elevated score in ODI cricket of Sourav Ganguly. Two or three has a little girl Sana Ganguly who was brought into the world in November 2001.
Sourav rose through the positions by ethicalness of his exhibitions in school cricket. At 18 years old, he made his Ranji Prize presentation in the finals among Bengal and Delhi at the Eden Nurseries. While the match finished in a draw, Bengal were delegated as the heroes.
In view of his exhibitions in the homegrown rivalry, he was given an ODI debut in January 1992 against West Indies. Not just he flopped in his most memorable excursion, he likewise became scandalous for his egotistical mentality.
He was then dropped from the public side with quick impact, making him return to homegrown rivalries. He scored vigorously in the following two times of Ranji Prize. In a Duleep Prize match not long before India’s visit through Britain, he played a splendid innings of 171 and was again chosen to play for India.
He made his test debut at the Master’s and made the most elevated score (131) by any batsman on debut at Ruler’s. He again scored 100 years in the main innings of his subsequent test and turned out to be just the third batsman to score hundreds of years in initial two innings of their vocation.
Ganguly then, at that point, went onto score 1533 trials including, 400 and eight fifties and 3237 ODI runs including 600 and 23 fifties from 1997 to the 1999 World Cup. He hit his vocation best score of 183 runs in ODIs during the 1999 World Cup.
In 2000, Sourav Ganguly was named the chief of the ODI group. He drove the group to its most memorable series triumph against South Africa. He likewise effectively took the groups to the finals of the 2000 ICC Knockout Prize. However the group didn’t accomplish a great deal of prizes, it said something that India could battle abroad as well.
Under Ganguly’s captaincy, India broke Australia’s dash of winning 16 continuous test matches in 2001.
One more feature of Sourav’s vocation came during the Natwest Series where India beat Britain in an ODI at Master’s and he influenced his Shirt from the Ruler’s gallery. It was a reaction to Andrew Flintoff who influenced his Shirt at the Wankhede Arena in Mumbai. He additionally took the group to the finals of 2003 ICC World Cup, however lost to the Australians.
However his captaincy was on an ascent, his batting exhibitions had taken a plunge. In 2005, he was dropped from the group.
The awful fix went on with in 2007 when Greg Chappell was designated India group mentor. Greg ended up being a reprobate for India as he had clashes with numerous senior players, and Ganguly was one of them. Greg pronounced Sourav to be intellectually and truly ill suited to lead group India.
The year 2008 ended up being enormous with regards to prominence of Indian cricket. The Indian Head Association had started and the ‘Ruler of Calcutta’ was made the chief of the Kolkata Knight Riders, a franchisee claimed by Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan.
He played for the KKR till 2010. In 2011, he was endorsed by the now dead Pune Fighters India.
He played for them in two seasons and afterward resigned from the IPL.
He resigned from global cricket in October 2008 with the test series against Australia being his last.
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