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Lessons from Dadagiri: What managers can learn from Ganguly's leadership

Sourav Ganguly gets a new platform to walk his leadership talk

Sourav Ganguly is the new BCCI president - good, but for how long?

The former Indian cricket captain cannot keep this office for more than 9 months. He was heading the Cricket Association of Bengal for 5 years, and he needs to 'cool off' for 3 years after July 2020

From Saurav Ganguly to Jay Shah: Meet BCCI men set to rule Indian cricket

Former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly, who is all set to be appointed as the BCCI chief, on Tuesday shared a picture with all men who will be the office bearers of the top cricket body in the country.

Taking over at a time when BCCI's image has taken a beating: Ganguly

Ganguly pipped Brijesh Patel in a see-saw battle and is expected to be the only presidential nominee

CoA extends deadline for completion of BCCI state associations' polls

The CoA, chaired by Vinod Rai, also made it clear that the date for BCCI polls will remain unchanged

Rishabh Pant is our future, we need to give him space: Virat Kohli

Pant, who had attracted criticism for his shot selection in the first two T20Is, on Tuesday showed some spark in the final match which India won by seven wickets

Indian cricketers seem to know their roles far better in the One-day format

The Indian World Cup team to England needs youngsters like Pant, Prithvi Shaw and Shubham Gill in the fold for the future of Indian cricket to flourish

Chappell-rigid, inflexible coach, didn't know how to run team: VVS Laxman

Chappell's controversial stint with the Indian team ran from May 2005 to April 2007

A selection merry-go-round

In the 34 Test matches that Kohli led as captain, he has fielded 34 different playing 11s

Spin stress

Is India's reputation of being the finest players of spin a fallacy?

Kohli takes charge; Yuvraj, Nehra make comeback in Ind vs Eng series

Ajinkya Rahane has been dropped from the T20 team and Rishabh Pant replaces him as a batsman

No surprises in Indian Test squad for New Zealand series

All-rounder Stuart Binny and pacer Shardul Thakur were excluded from the 15-member squad

Ravi Shastri vs Sourav Ganguly: All you need to know about the war of words

It seems that it was Shastri's suggestion, directed at Ganguly, that really hit a spot