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Ganguly suffers another setback
March 09, 2006 21:45 IST
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly's comeback bid suffered a setback on Thursday when he was dismissed for a first-ball duck in a premier domestic limited-overs competition. Opening the batting for East Zone against North in Jaipur, he was caught behind off medium-pacer Joginder Sharma. East lost by 52 runs.  | Also Read | | |
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It has been a forgettable fortnight for the Bengal cricketer. Dropped from the national team for the first two home Tests against England, he was also criticised by coach Greg Chappell in a British newspaper.In an earlier round of the Deodhar Trophy against Central Zone, Ganguly made a scratchy 17 and was then struck for a match-winning six by Dishant Yagnik off the last ball of the match.
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Sub: ganguly is a history now
we all must agree that ganguly was the greatest captain in indian cricket history but we can't keep on harping about the past we have ...
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Sub: And they want him back!
Ganguly goes for a first ball duck in a local match, and here are all these jocks who want him back in the india national ...
Posted by R K Iyer
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