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3 hours ago · Sourav Ganguly made his Test debut against England in the summer of 1996, where he earned the nickname 'Dada.' His first Test century at Lord's quickly made headlines, and he followed it up with another ton in his second Test, making him the third batsman in history to score a hundred in each of his first two innings.
Jul 8, 2024 · Ganguly currently serves as the Head of Cricket (Director) of Delhi Capitals. Top 5 Innings Of Sourav Ganguly in International Cricket. 239 vs Pakistan, Benglauru (2007)Sourav Ganguly arrived at the crease after India lost three early wickets in the first innings. He struck 30 boundaries and two sixes to register 239 runs off 361 balls.
4 hours ago · Ganguly is one of the main reasons for the emergence of the idea of day-night Test cricket in India. His efforts paid off as India played its first-ever day-night Test match against Bangladesh at ...
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4 hours ago · In Short. Indian cricket icon Sourav Ganguly celebrates his 52nd birthday on Monday. Ganguly is one of India's most successful captains in ODIs and Tests. The former captain was instrumental in shaping several match-winners' careers. One of the greatest captains to have led India in cricket, Sourav Ganguly, turned 52 on Monday, July 8.
6 hours ago · Under Ganguly's leadership India reached the finals of ICC Knockout Trophy in 2000, followed by the famous win over Australia in a Test series at home to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1.
7 hours ago · Ganguly, on the other hand, made his way back into the team and scored more than 50 runs in Johannesburg. Ganguly is credited for helping to popularise the concept of day-night Test cricket in India. His efforts were rewarded when India played its first-ever day-night Test match against Bangladesh at Eden Gardens in 2019.
2 hours ago · Another unforgettable moment under Ganguly’s leadership was the NatWest Trophy final in 2002, where his shirt-waving celebration on the Lord's balcony became symbolic of India's new-found confidence. In 2003, Ganguly led India to the World Cup finals, showcasing his tactical acumen and ability to inspire his team on the biggest stage.
