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| − | '''Saurav Ganguly''' is a | + | '''Saurav Chandidas Ganguly''' (b. 8 July, 1972 in Calcutta - now Kolkata) is a [[India]]n cricketer. He's the 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's India's most successful captain having won 21 Test matches as skipper, he also led India to the final of the 2003 [[Cricket World Cup|World Cup]]. His highest international score came against [[Sri Lanka]] in the 1999 [[Cricket World Cup|World Cup]]. |
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Revision as of 16:06, December 2, 2007
Saurav Chandidas Ganguly (b. 8 July, 1972 in Calcutta - now Kolkata) is a Indian cricketer. He's the 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's India's most successful captain having won 21 Test matches as skipper, he also led India to the final of the 2003 World Cup. His highest international score came against Sri Lanka in the 1999 World Cup.