The Warrior Prince

The Warrior Prince

Recent disappointment for the former cricketer sauvrav gaguly is found no taker in in IPL-4 auction even KKr franchise also not favoring “The God of the Off Side “ ;exhausted by the new rule of BCCI stating that the unsold auction players would not allowed to perform in the IPL team .

Board replied that some franchise had objection in including the unsold players in other team thinking the opponent might get extra batting power.”I would quit all forms of cricket; does not meant that I m totally excluded myself from cricket” said sauvrav and he might be back as a cricket analyst or even as a commentator, since he loved the sport and relayed on it; it’s pretty hard to get rid of it. 

He stepped as a cricketer for Bengal cricket association at 1989 and still he is playing for the board and hoping that he will perform well in the upcoming domestic trophy’s. Sourav, who played his final Test against Australia at Nagpur in 2008, made it known to the world that he has had enough. "If I don't get to play IPL I will not be participating in any form of domestic cricket," said a disappointed Sourav, reiterating that he has been playing domestic cricket only to stay fit for IPL. Gangully ; Impressed Mitali Ghosal, a sports journalist-turned-filmmaker, who struck upon the idea of made an autobiographical documentary docu-feature on Ganguly after seeing his first century at the Eden Gardens in this year's Pakistan's tour of India. 

Titled “The Warrior Prince”, the docu-feature is being produced and directed by about his early life and cricket carrier. It’s hard for anyone to underestimate his performance and strike rate. "I have played international cricket (for 13 years), 5 years as captain and 8 years under different skippers. I have helped in building what Team India is today. And this doesn't come by playing politics”, said ganguly. He was roped for commentary for the forthcoming ICC world cup 2011 and few television shows; mentioned that he has a desire to coach team India; He will try to face cricket in administrative and annalistic challenge.

Lingaraja Sivanaiah