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Ganguly pointed out that man-management is a key factor in captaincy and said a good captain needs to adjust to a player s thinking . (TOI Photo)
NEW DELHI: Former India captain and current BCCI president Sourav Ganguly on Saturday recalled his early lessons in captaincy, which included an incident involving Virender Sehwag during the Natwest Trophy final in 2002. We were chasing 325 in that final. When we walked out to open, I was very disappointed and disturbed but Sehwag said we will win. We had a good start (82 in 12 overs) and I told him that since we had seen off the new ball bowlers, he should not lose his wicket and focus on singles, recalled Ganguly on Saturday in a YouTube chat.
When adamant Sehwag taught Ganguly key captaincy lesson
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Sourav Ganguly. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, April 3 : Former India captain and current BCCI president Sourav Ganguly on Saturday recalled his early lessons in captaincy, which included an incident involving Virender Sehwag during the Natwest Trophy final in 2003. We were chasing 325 in that final. When we walked out to open, I was very disappointed and disturbed but Sehwag said we will win. We had a good start (82 in 12 overs) and I told him that since we had seen off the new ball bowlers, he should not lose his wicket and focus on singles, recalled Ganguly on Saturday in a Youtube chat.