Sourav Ganguly took off his shirt and twirled it around while celebrating India's victory. The victory is still regarded as one of the most memorable Indian wins abroad.
Atherton was joined by fellow England player Mike Gatting and former Sri Lanka skipper Kumar Sangakkara for a discussion on cricket.
Ganguly seemed much impressed with Pandya's heroics as he told IndiaTV during the show 'Cricket Ki Baat'.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly praised Virat Kohli's leadership skills which he thinks are instrumental to India's success on the England tour.
Ganguly said the T20I series win will boost India’s confidence going into the three-match ODI series, starting on July 12.
Be it Tests or ODIs, Ganguly left an indelible imprint on both formats of the game and won a number of matches for his nation.
Wishes from other ex-cricketers who played under and with him like Mohammed Kaif, VVS Laxman, Pragyan Ojha and others are continuously pouring in.
As former India skipper Sourav Ganguly turned 46, wishes from all corners of the cricketing world started to pour in for the legendary cricketer.
In an exclusive chat, former Team India skipper and IndiaTV's cricket expert and analyst, Sourav Ganguly, decoded what went wrong for the Men in Blue and how they can fight back to clinch the series.
Before the two legends could get down to business on the show 'Cricket ki Baat', there was a gesture by Sehwag which practically left Ganguly touched.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly and former opener Virender Sehwag spoke on Kohli's performance in conditions where he failed miserably in 2014 and suggested a few strategies ahead of the team's tough outing.
Sourav Ganguly strongly believes that the current team, under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, has all the potential and ability to win the Test series in tough English conditions.
Kohli has been supremely successful in tours of South Africa and Australia, making England a territory to conquer.
Ganguly will be rooting for his favourite team Brazil but at the same time wants to be captivated by Lionel Messi's artistry.
The Supreme Court-appointed CoA has now written to the state associations, asking them to act even before the hearing.
