Is Ganguly need for team india in present situation?
By svr4amma
@svr4amma (110)
India
November 27, 2006 2:02am CST
Hi friends,
tell ur views " is there any improvement in indian team, if ganguly enters in to the team"
6 responses
@sandeepjai (80)
• India
27 Nov 06
hmm...i think india do need ganguly in the resent team not just as a layer but as a captian of indian cricket team...because hes the most sucessful catian of r tean..wt say u guys?
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@ramamanohar (135)
• India
27 Nov 06
Saurav Ganguly, the Prince of Calcutta has a fan following of millions and that is justified
considering the number of winning knocks he has played for India. His batting is the perfect
blend of elegance and power. He has all the traditional style that goes with left handed
batsmanship. He is also a superb/ perfect timer of the ball. The manner in which he steps out
and pounces on the ball, like a tiger on a hapless prey, is something to be enjoyed on the spot.
He is one of the most aggressive Captain India has ever had and has emerged as one thekey
components of the Indian team. His ability to play shots on the off side is special because there
are very few players who can hit the ball in that area as crisply as he does. He is an aggressive
left-handed batsman and is also an effective (right-handed) medium pace bowler. He tarted his
international career as a 19 year old during the tour to Australia in 1991-92 where both his ability
and attitude was questioned. His recall for the 1996 tour to England was severely criticised as
one of the evils of India's "quota" system. But he answered that in style by not only scoring
centuries in his first two Test innings but also capturing vital wickets to bag the Man of the
series award. Still he was considered fit only for the Test matches because of his inability to
play onside strokes. He worked on that problem and became a household name in India after the
Sahara Cup in Toronto where he won several matches for India against Pakistan. Besides
several superlative batting performance (including 75* in 75 balls), he exploited the conditions to
return some excellent bowling figures (including 5-16). He is often criticised for his running
between the wickets and if he works on that, the way he has worked on his leg-side then he will
definitely become a formidable force in the World of Cricket
yes.............
@ppjacob (205)
• India
27 Nov 06
Hello Hello Hello Please stop your discussion!!
Then that may be very very bad time to INDIAN CRICKET!!!