The audacious move of dismissing Virat Kohli from the ODI captaincy and installing Rohit Sharma in his place was made by former BCCI president Sourav Ganguly. He received a lot of backlash for the decision, especially during Kohli’s press conference prior to India’s 2022 visit of South Africa. The 52-year-old said at the time that it was a mutual choice, but Kohli later gave a different account of the events, claiming to have received a call informing him that he was being removed.
After that, Sourav Ganguly remained silent about the issue till after India’s victory in the T20 World Cup. The former cricket player recalled that it was he who supported Rohit as captain when he eventually brought an ICC trophy to India after 11 years, following the Men in Blue’s victory in the competition. Ganguly continued by saying that although he was attacked at the time for the decision, no one is aware of it anymore.
“Everyone criticised me when I gave the Indian team’s captaincy to Rohit Sharma.” Everyone has ceased berating me for it now that India, captained by Rohit Sharma, has won the T20 World Cup. Actually, I believe that everyone has forgotten that I named him the Indian team’s captain,” Ganguly stated to the Bengali daily Aajkaal.
Sourav Ganguly wants to be the head coach of DC.
Following Ricky Ponting’s departure from the Delhi Capitals, Ganguly declared his intention to assume the role of head coach. He stated that he admired England’s Jamie Smith before his debut and wanted to include him in the SA20, but the timetable wasn’t helpful. He also proposed adding some new players to the setup.
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“I’m making plans for the upcoming IPL. This time, I want DC to prevail. I’ll discuss the hiring of an Indian as head coach with the management. I’d want to take a stab at leading the team. I’m going to add a few more participants. wished to bring Englishman Jamie Smith in. I intended to give him a taste with the SA20 team in Delhi. Ganguly stated, “He wanted to come in, but the timetables did not work out.
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