A state-wide review of VIP security arrangements has led to changes in protection cover for several prominent figures, with Sourav Ganguly becoming the latest name on the list.
Polling for the 294-member West Bengal Legislative Assembly was held across two phases on April 23 and April 29.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly lauded Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi for his impressive show in the Ranji Trophy, saying the right-arm fast bowler is on his way to donning national colours and could begin his international journey in England.
Rajkummar Rao will headline the Sourav Ganguly biopic, which goes on floors in March with shoots planned at Lord’s and Eden Gardens. The film aims to recreate defining moments from Ganguly’s cricket career.
Ganguly has sought ₹50 crore in damages for defamation, accusing Saha of falsely linking his name to the chaos that erupted during Messi’s appearance at the Salt Lake Stadium.
Ganguly also lauded LSG and England pacer Mark Wood for his five-wicket haul that pushed Delhi to the backfoot in the start itself.
This was conveyed to a section of the media by Ganguly himself on Saturday evening. He also confirmed that he will be filing his nomination on October 18.
It will be played between India and the rest of the world as India Maharajas vs. World Giants. The match will feature participants from ten different countries.
Earlier, the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) had informed the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) about their inability to host the upcoming edition of the Asia Cup T20 because of the economic and political crisis in the island nation.
Tracing his path from a charming debutant at Lord's to an Indian captain and, finally, the BCCI president has been an emotional roller coaster for us.
