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Sourav Ganguly was known for his tendency to arrive late for the coin toss during his captaincy

July 15, 2020

Written By,

Payel Gosh

Sourav Ganguly has been related with the Indian cricket from numerous points of view. First he was the cricketer, at that point skipper for Team India and now BCCI president. His fans know him for his affinity to appear later than anticipated for the coin toss; over the range of his commended captaincy residency. In a lot of instances the fans have seen when the captains of different international teams have waited for Dada. It is only after Dada showed up, the toss had begun.

On Irfan’s first visit through Australia, Dada made Steve Waugh pause

Irfan Pathan uncovered that on his first visit through Australia when he made Steve Waugh pause, he recalls that it plainly. Pathan was in the changing area and he recalls at whatever point; it was the ideal opportunity for the throw, Dada used to take a gander at the clock, and the director would advise him that it’s an ideal opportunity to go out for the throw.

During the Sydney Test, he recollects that it was Sachin paaji who said ‘Dada, you ought to go. It’s the ideal opportunity for the throw’. Be that as it may, Dada would take as much time as necessary to get into his point of view, sweater; changing his top. At the point when an individual is getting late, the weight gets noticeable all over; however, Dada could never be in a rush.

It was a mishap really. In the principal Test coordinate, Ganguly left his overcoat in the changing area. They were such a decent side, and he was extremely apprehensive in that arrangement since it was his first large arrangement as commander, Ganguly as of late told Mayank Agarwal on ‘Open Nets with Mayank’ show.

Regardless, Ganguly was seen as perhaps the best skipper in Indian cricket. The critics and fans have always said that he had given his best to the Indian cricket and boosted up the Indian cricket scenario.

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Written By,

Payel Gosh

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