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December 15, 2007Posted on 12/15/2007 in Indian cricket
A story called Sourav
India Today's Sharda Ugra recounts a meeting with Sourav Ganguly last year, when his sangfroid about what needed to be done seemed misplaced.
Tea was drunk and the usual gee-up things that are said to cricketers in strife were said, including the wish that he go out and score “several” centuries. The word seemed to surprise Ganguly. “Several?” he echoed with an arch smile ...
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