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May 23, 2009Posted on 05/23/2009 in Indian Premier League
Ganguly didn't get any momentum - Buchanan
John Buchanan, in an interview with the Telegraph, reflects on Kolkata Knight Riders' poor performance in the IPL, and touches upon issues such as Sourav Ganguly's disappointing run and sending back some players early in the tournament.
Brendon couldn’t get started at the start of the tournament, while Sourav did... Later, Brendon started getting his game together, but Sourav didn’t get any momentum... I’m sure he left feeling disappointed, both with his own and the franchise’s performance.
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