Sourav Ganguly

Ganguly Gorges on an Indian Feast
Cricket: India amassed over 600 for the loss of just five wickets before declaring to pile the pressure on Pakistan in the second Test

Ganguly Doubtful for Second Test
Cricket: Sourav Ganguly has a back strain and could miss Friday's second Test with England at Trent Bridge.

Cricket: Ganguly Takes Failure on the Chin
Tour match: Sourav Ganguly took one on the chin as he departed for his fifth single figure score in a row for Northants.

Chappell Reprimanded Over Ganguly Comments
India's cricket board have reprimanded coach Greg Chappell over comments he made about Sourav Ganguly in yesterday's Guardian.

Rahul Dravid: New Indian Captain
Cricket: Is it the end of the road for Royal Bengal tiger Saurav Ganguly.

Cricket: Chappell and Ganguly Told to Resolve Differences
The India cricket board has established an uneasy truce between coach Greg Chappell and captain Sourav Ganguly, telling the warring pair to establish a "professional working relationship".

Chappell Claims Ganguly Unfit to Lead India
Cricket:A full version of the leaked email which has seen India's coach and captain at loggerheads has caused effigies of Greg Chappell to be burned in Calcutta.

Email Leak Leaves Chappell and Ganguly With Little Hope of Truce
Cricket: India's coach and captain are locked in a bitter struggle. Either Greg Chapell could resign on Sourav Ganguly could call time on his international career.

Cricket: Ganguly Rumbles After Grumbles
Glamorgan disintegrated on a pitch that remained full of runs to hand a ten-wicket victory to Kent.

Cricket: Ganguly Cast in Swan Lake
The troubled Indian skipper found refuge in Glamorgan and managed to trouble Sussex openers as he began county career for his side.

Cricket: Glamorgan Look to Ganguly to Change Their Fortunes
India captain Sourav Ganguly has signed for Glamorgan and is aiming to haul the Welsh side off the bottom of the table after their disastrous start this year.

Cricket: Glamorgan Sign Ganguly
India skipper Sourav Ganguly has been enlisted into the depleted ranks of Glamorgan's midfield as they try to recover from their worst start in decades.

Ganguly Signs for Glamorgan
Cricket: Struggling Glamorgan have signed Indian Test skipper Sourav Ganguly as their second overseas player.

Cricket: Ganguly Feeling the Pressure
On the eve of the second test against Australia, India's captain admitted his job is a lot easier when his team are on tour.

NatWest Challenge: Off-colour England Fail to Climb Ganguly's Modest Mountain
An intent England lacked guile and Freddie's power and failed to reach India's modest target, writes Mike Selvey.

Cricket: Richard Williams: Guns and Guards Greet Ganguly's Men
Richard Williams: Cricket will not be the only concern for India during their first tour of Pakistan in 15 years.

Ganguly Powers India Into the Final
March 21: India have won their right to play Australia in the final with a thumping 91-run win against Kenya under the Kingsmead floodlights.

India Reach Final Hurdle
India reached Sunday's World Cup final against Australia with a one-sided 91-run victory over Kenya. Having posted a formidable 270 for four with captain Sourav Ganguly hitting an unbeaten 111, Kenya were never capable of remaining competitive and slumped to 179 all out. Kenya,...

Ganguly making light of the toughest job in the world
Over the past two days Sourav Ganguly has needed to deny reports that he will step down as Indian captain at the end of the World Cup. "Why should I even think of giving up the captaincy after doing all the tough work," he said.

Ganguly lifted by the Wright stuff
Captaining India is no bed of roses. After Australia had thrashed them in Centurion light years ago - well, on 15 February actually - a straw effigy of Sourav Ganguly was constructed in Calcutta and, after a mock funeral, was burnt. Extra guards were stationed around his house. No wonder the Indians had few qualms about travelling to Zimbabwe; for them, that was clearly the safer option.

India Survive a Tough Kenyan Test Through the Grace of Captain Ganguly
India avoided a potential upset and edged closer to a semi-final spot with a six-wicket victory over a spirited Kenya side.

England Floored By Sehwag and Ganguly at Full Throttle
September 23: India strolled to an eight wicket victory over England to reach the semi-finals of the ICC Chamions trophy in Colombo.

Ganguly let down in the crunch
India's bowlers are failing their captain even as history beckons. Some things are just waiting to happen. The wheel, Eminem, headphones with the loop running behind the neck rather than over the top of the head, losing the toss on an Oval shirtfront when you have a sparkling batting line-up and a handy spin combination in a series that you so want to win after playing the perfect match a fortnight previously.

Ganguly Gamble Pays Off As England Suffer Torture By a Thousand Hits
August 24: Tendulkar races to another milestone as three centuries put India in command and England's bowlers in fear of another day of unrelenting torture.

Fired-up Ganguly Puts India on Front Foot
August 10: England took four wickets as teeming rain limited play at Trent Bridge to 25 overs' play and Sourav Ganguly made his first significant contribution, helping his side to 302 for eight.

Interview: Sourav Ganguly
July 22: He will lead his side out at Lord's on Thursday as perhaps India's most successful captain in recent memory. What he will never win, says Jim White, is a popularity contest.

Ganguly Retained As India Captain
Saurav Ganguly has been retained as India's captain for the Test and one-day home series against Zimbabwe starting next week, despite his poor batting form. "Saurav Ganguly has been selected as captain only for the Zimbabwe series, both for the Tests and one-dayers," announced Niranjan...

India captain attracts more criticism than praise
Sourav Ganguly happened to catch the same flight out of here as England's players yesterday. His gaze could hardly have been more distant, his manner less inviting. The optimistic soul who casually engaged him in polite conversation at the foot of the aircraft steps felt like a servant who had...

Cricket: Sachin and Saurav -- The awesome "twosome"
The opening slot in One Day Cricket is the most important batting slot,and it's needs special people to do the job. Sachin Tendulkar and Saurav Ganguly rule the roost as the greatest opening pair in modern day cricket.