Ganguly happy with Bengal's show

Posted on Feb 06, 2007 at 10:49 | Updated Feb 06, 2007 at 13:23 Comment 1 CommentsEmail Print


Mumbai: Sourav Ganguly continued his impressive form with an eye-catching innings but ended up on the losing side in the Ranji Trophy final against Mumbai.

The former India skipper scored a fighting 90 in the second innings of the final and added 117 runs for the fourth wicket with young Manoj Tiwary.

Though Bengal lost in the final of the Ranji Trophy for the second time in as many years yet Ganguly was happy with the performance of his team.

"I think it is very good side and got into two consecutive finals of the Ranji Trophy though we could not win. That speaks a lot about the team. This team has got many players who can serve India in the future. After along time I have seen a Bengal team where four or five players can play for India," Ganguly said.

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