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'''Saurav Ganguly''' is a world renowned batsman for [[India]]. Third highest scorer in the ODI form of the game. Also known as Dada, the Bengal tiger or the Prince of Calcutta, his medium pace bowling has also come in useful on several occasions. He is famous for hitting the ball against spinners; he is taken India to the finals of the 2003 [[Cricket world cup|World Cup]]. Under Saurav India have won many matches and series.  
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'''Saurav Ganguly''' is a world renowned batsman for [[India]]. Third highest scorer in the ODI form of the game, Ganguly was feared by a whole variety of bowlers. Also seen also known as Dada or the Bengal tiger or the Prince of Calcutta, his medium pace bowling has also come in useful on several occasions. He is famous for hitting the ball against spinners; he is taken team India to the finals of the 2003 world cup, unlike Rahul Dravid. Under Saurav's belt team india has won many matches and many series. {{DEFAULTSORT:Ganguly, Saurav}}
  
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Revision as of 21:06, November 18, 2007

Saurav Ganguly is a world renowned batsman for India. Third highest scorer in the ODI form of the game, Ganguly was feared by a whole variety of bowlers. Also seen also known as Dada or the Bengal tiger or the Prince of Calcutta, his medium pace bowling has also come in useful on several occasions. He is famous for hitting the ball against spinners; he is taken team India to the finals of the 2003 world cup, unlike Rahul Dravid. Under Saurav's belt team india has won many matches and many series.