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Ganguly shares impressions on Eden Gardens New Delhi, May 13 In a candid discussion, Ganguly recalls his Ranji debut at the age of 16. The interview will be telecast on the ‘ESPN Presents Samsung Cricket Show’ on Friday, May 14, at 9.30 p m. The programme also takes a hard look at the week’s cricket played across the world. Ganguly, on not having done well as a batsman at Eden Gardens, said, “it’s not been a great record at Eden Gardens in terms of Test matches. I’d really love to get a Test 100 here. I hope before I finish, I can do that. I
think it just gets to me sometimes—the whole atmosphere and the expectations”.. On the atmosphere at Eden Gardens after beating Australia in 2001, Ganguly said “we couldn’t get out of the dressing room till about 7.30 in the evening. There were thousands of people outside. They had to delay our flight to Chennai, where we were going to play our next match, by two hours because we couldn’t leave”. When asked about his Ranji debut at the age of 16, at the expense of brother Snehasis, Ganguly said it was a difficult game for him at 16. “I knew I wouldn’t be in the team as we had a pretty strong side which had been doing well. A few days before the game, I practised as usual and went for my tuition. When I came home, my father said, ‘congratulations’. I told my brother it would be really nice to play alongside him for the final...it was only then that I came to know that he had been dropped from the side...some of the excitement went down”, Ganguly recalled. |
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Manoj, Simranpreet bowl Ramjas to victory New Delhi, May 13 Scores:
GHPS (Hemkunt): 168 all out in 29 overs (Gurkamal Singh 56, Sarthak 32, Manoj 4 for 35, Simrandeep Singh 3 for 24). Ramjas Day Boarding:
169 for 9 in 24.5 overs (Anup Yadav 41, Hitesh 37, Aditya 30, Sidharth 3 for 48, Mayank Kapila 3 for 14).
Amar Sharma shines An all-round display by Amar Sharma (100 and 4 for 32) and deadly bowling by Manish Dutt (3 for 30) helped Wipro Spectramind defeat Global Vantedge by five wickets in the CallC Cup Cricket Tournament at the Ramjas complex. Amar Sharma was named the man of the match. Scores:
Global Vantedge: 184 all out in 24 overs (Parkash Toppo 67, Girish Chugh 27, Amar Sharma 4 for 32, Manish Dutt 3 for 30). Wipro Spectramind: 188 for 5 in 24 overs (Amar Sharma 100, Shaurig Sinai 26, Ankit Bhatia 2 for 25).
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tourney A strokeful half century by Ritesh (62, 8x4, 2x6) helped Media Transasia defeat L G Electronics by four wickets in the first Century Cup Cricket Tournament at the IIT ground, Haus Khas. Ritesh was adjudged the man of the match. Scores:
L G Electronics: 158 for 8 in 25 overs (Anil 68, C M Singh 33, Jai 2 for 25, Sumit 2 for 23). Media Transasia:
159 for 6 in 23 overs (Ritesh 62, Ajay Sharma 3 for 28, C M Singh 3 for 25). |
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Hindu Club move up in under-15 tourney
New Delhi, May 13 Scores: Hindu Club: 220 all out in 40 overs (Anand Cruiz 72, Maninder Singh 3 for 28, Sourav Nagpal 3 for 21). Achrekar Foundation: 202 all out in 38 overs (Sourav Nagpal 83, Anshum 33, Rahul Sonkar 35, Sumit 3 for 27, Abhishek 3 for 40, Bhambak (3 for 23). ITC enter cricket final An all-round performance by Shashank Talwar (34 and 3 for 20) and
deadly bowling by Ashish Bakhari (3 for 23) helped ITC defeat HCL Technologies by five wickets and entered the final of the Reebok Cup Cricket Tournament at the Palam ground. Shashank Talwar was adjudged the man of the match. Scores:
HCL Technologies: 111 all out in 21 overs (Krishan 25, Kulbhushan Asri 22, Sandeep Ahuja 3 for 20, Rishab Gupta 2 for 19). ITC:
112 for 5 in 21 overs (Rajiv Ohri 23, Shashank Talwar 34 n o, Ashish Asri 20, Nikhil Chaturvedi 3 for 11, Sandeep Ahuja 2 for 17). ITC will take on E-Fund in the title clash.
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Jaspreet Singh slams ton for Modern School New Delhi, May 13 Scores:
Modern School: 205 for 9 in 35 overs (Jaspreet Singh 115, Manan Sharma 36, Puneet Walia 3 for 25, Amandeep Singh 3 for 38). Rashtriya Youth Club:
180 all out in 34.4 overs (Puneet Walia 40, Sharad Gupta 36, Manan Sharma 3 for 38, Raman Deep Singh 3 for 40).
Cricket coaching camp Mount Abu Sports Academy at Sector 5, Rohini will organise a cricket coaching camp for junior players upto under-19 years from May 18 at the School ground. Interested players can contact the school or on phone at 9899143360.
Bharat School cricket camp Bharat National Public School will hold a cricket coaching camp for players in the age-group of 8 to 18 years. The camp will be held from May 17 at the School ground. Interested players can contact Sanjeev Goel on phone 9818082917 or the school reception at 22150871 upto May 16. |
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Hitesh Sharma passes NCA Level-3 course
New Delhi, May 13 NCA vice-chairman C K Khanna said Hitesh Sharma secured 75 per cent marks to do extremely well in the course. Top teams for cricket tourney Prominent 12 teams will take part in the second On Dot Cricket Tournament, starting at the Najafgarh Stadium on May 15. The 10 teams who have already entered the competition are hosts On Dot, Rohtak Road Gymkhana, Inter-Face, Haryana Academy, Najafgarh Sport, S S Forms, Madras Club, Gyan Bharati Academy, Gold Stars and Sumit Dogra Academy. Entries close with Tejas Anand on 9818468460.
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