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After disappearing unsold in the players' public sale, Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday made a theatrical come back to the IPL by signing up for Pune Warriors as replacement for Ashish Nehra.
"We were coming up for Ashish Nehra's health report and ultimately the report came on Monday. I was already in talks with Ganguly and we determined that the amount of practice that Sourav has in cricket will no uncertainty help the team. So we finalised Ganguly last night," Pune Warriors Team Director Abhijit Sarkar said referring to the finger damage that Nehra has been treatment.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly, who played for Kolkata Knight Riders for three IPL season captain them in two editions, went unsold in the January players' sale in spite of a rather modest base price of 400,000 US dollars.
The 38-year-old refuses a mentor's role with KKR after that and there had been conjecture of a possible rejoinder through one more franchise. The left-handed batman was first required by Kochi Tuskers Kerala but their request was discarded by the IPL's Governing Council.
However, he sign on the sprinkled line for Pune on Monday, giving a leader impetus to the side which has lost six matches on the run after starting hopefully with a pair of back-to-back wins. The IPL leading council had allowed Ganguly to play after the Pune Franchise sent a submission on Monday for his signing.
"They (Pune Warriors) approach me on Monday and I have established it," said Ganguly after he was sign by Pune. Pune Warriors have missing six matches in the IPL this year.
"We were coming up for Ashish Nehra's health report and ultimately the report came on Monday. I was already in talks with Ganguly and we determined that the amount of practice that Sourav has in cricket will no uncertainty help the team. So we finalised Ganguly last night," Pune Warriors Team Director Abhijit Sarkar said referring to the finger damage that Nehra has been treatment.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly, who played for Kolkata Knight Riders for three IPL season captain them in two editions, went unsold in the January players' sale in spite of a rather modest base price of 400,000 US dollars.
The 38-year-old refuses a mentor's role with KKR after that and there had been conjecture of a possible rejoinder through one more franchise. The left-handed batman was first required by Kochi Tuskers Kerala but their request was discarded by the IPL's Governing Council.
However, he sign on the sprinkled line for Pune on Monday, giving a leader impetus to the side which has lost six matches on the run after starting hopefully with a pair of back-to-back wins. The IPL leading council had allowed Ganguly to play after the Pune Franchise sent a submission on Monday for his signing.
"They (Pune Warriors) approach me on Monday and I have established it," said Ganguly after he was sign by Pune. Pune Warriors have missing six matches in the IPL this year.
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