Sourav Ganguly

Why Sourav Ganguly Thinks Rishabh Pant Should Get Used To Chants Of 'Dhoni, Dhoni'
Everyday, you dont get MS Dhoni. It will take Pant 15 years to achieve what MS has achieved, Ganguly said.
By Press Trust of India

Delhi Pollution: Twitter Seems To Care More About Players' Health Than The BCCI
Sourav Ganguly has said that the opening T20 against Bangladesh won't be cancelled amid concerns over growing air pollution in Delhi.
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Why Sourav Ganguly Is Getting Requests To Shift India-Bangladesh T20 From Delhi
Environmentalists wrote to the BCCI president saying, the rapidly deteriorating air quality could prove a health risk for the players and thousands of spectators.
By Press Trust of India

Contract System For First-Class Cricketers Soon, Says Sourav Ganguly
Ganguly had earlier mentioned that the financial health of domestic cricketers was paramount and he wanted to increase their match fees.
By Press Trust of India

Why Twitter Isn't 'All Smiles' About This BCCI Photo Of Sourav Ganguly With Virat And Rohit
Apart from the absence of Ravi Shastri, this is what caught the eye of some observant Twitter users.
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What Sourav Ganguly Said About Dhoni And Virat Kohli After Taking Over As BCCI President
"Champions dont finish very quickly. Till I am around, everybody will be respected," Ganguly said.
By Press Trust of India

Twitter Is Happy Sourav Ganguly Has Officially Taken Over As BCCI President
Ganguly will have to demit office after nine months due to the mandatory Cooling Off period.
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Sourav Ganguly Officially Takes Over As BCCI's 39th President
Union Home Minister Amit Shahs son Jay Shah was made the secretary.
By Press Trust of India

'First-Class Cricketers': Sourav Ganguly On His Priority After Becoming BCCI President
"I am taking over at a time when BCCI has not been in greatest of position for the last three years. Its image has got hampered quite a lot," Ganguly said.
By Press Trust of India

Sourav Ganguly On Who Should Decide On Dhoni's Future
Ganguly also said that while Virat Kohli is still the best batsman in the world, Steve Smiths record speaks for itself.
By Press Trust of India