Sourav Ganguly on Coaching Prospects and Politics Stance
Former cricketer Sourav Ganguly clarifies he is not interested in entering politics, but is open to coaching the Indian cricket team. He commends current coach Gautam Gambhir for his passion and transparency, while reminiscing about Gambhir's respect during their playing days. Ganguly wishes Gambhir success for the upcoming series.
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Sourav Ganguly, the former Indian cricket captain, has made it clear that political ambition is not on his radar, though he remains open to coaching the national team in the future.
At 53, Ganguly reflects on his role transitions after retiring from competitive cricket in 2013, including his tenure as BCCI President, where he advocated for women's cricket.
Despite being approached, Ganguly reiterated his disinterest in politics, even if offered a significant position. He praised current coach Gautam Gambhir's progress and expressed confidence in Gambhir's potential to thrive following initial setbacks.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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