‘Strength at Its Highest’: Sourav Ganguly Fixes Mango Tree Outside his House After Cyclone Amphan Wreaks Havoc in Bengal (View Pics)
Years later, 'Dada' again got a challenge from his balcony. However, it was not to cheer his team but to fix the mango tree of his house. Ganguly, who is spending time at his home in Kolkata amid the COVID-19 pandemic, took to his official Twitter account and shared a couple of pictures in which he can be seen fixing a mango tree from his balcony.
Former Indian skipper and BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has a history with balconies. After all, who can forget his epic celebrations at the Lord's balcony after India won the finals of 2002 Natwest series? Years later, 'Dada' again got a challenge from his balcony. However, it was not to cheer his team but to fix the mango tree of his house. Ganguly, who is spending time at his home in Kolkata amid the COVID-19 pandemic, took to his official Twitter account and shared a couple of pictures in which he can be seen fixing a mango tree from his balcony. Sachin Tendulkar Shares Throwback Picture of House Party at Sourav Ganguly’s Residence (View Post).
“The mango tree in the house had to be lifted, pulled back and fixed again .. strength at its highest,” wrote Ganguly on the micro-blogging website. Recently, Cyclone Amphan wreak havoc in West Bengal and many parts of the states have been affected by the natural calamity. Amid that, Ganguly seems to be positive and by engaging himself in various daily-life activities at home. Meanwhile, have a look at his post. Sachin Tendulkar Recalls ‘Wonderful Memories’ With Sourav Ganguly After ICC Shares Partnership Records of Former Indian Openers.
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Recently, South Africa director and former Proteas captain Graeme Smith expressed his desire to see Sourav Ganguly as the next chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Smith opined that after the COVID-19 pandemic, the cricketing world will need a strong leader and Ganguly is the right person for the post.
Meanwhile, BCCI is planning to resume the training session of Indian Cricket Team at National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru. However, skipper Virat Kohli and his deputies Rohit Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane are like to remain stranded in Mumbai as their city comes under the most affected region in India.
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