K Srikkanth - Sourav Ganguly taught to win in abroad

Mumbai: Former chief selector of the Indian team, K Srikkanth, praised former India captain Sourav Ganguly. Former batsman K Srikkanth has compared Sourav Ganguly to legendary West Indies player Clive Lloyd, who has also been the captain of the Caribbean team. Srikanth has named the current BCCI president Sourav Ganguly as the born leader. Even as captain, Sourav Ganguly has been very successful.

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K Srikkanth has taken the captaincy of Sourav Ganguly, saying that Ganguly has played a big role in helping the Indian cricket team win on foreign soil and has inspired the Indian team to win on foreign soil. Srikanth said, "Sourav Ganguly was very active. He was a player with the ability to form team combinations. Like in 1976 Clive Lloyd made a winning combination for the West Indies team."

The former Indian chief selector has further stated, "Sourav Ganguly put the right team together and then inspired them." Former Indian opener K Srikkanth has also said that Sourav Ganguly was a very successful captain on foreign soil because he kept the team united. He began winning abroad. This ability was born in Ganguly. Sourav Ganguly is now doing a good job as the President of BCCI.

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Sourav Ganguly, who played for the Indian team for a long period of time, was further sharpened when he got the captaincy of the team, but due to a dispute with the coach, he almost had to end his cricket career. However, after retiring from international cricket, he was the long-time president of the Bengal Cricket Association besides commentary. At the same time, when he got the chance to become the boss of BCCI, he made many changes in Indian cricket. Now his name is also being seen as the Chairman of the ICC.