With the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 set to begin in the 50-over format, India will look to capitalize on their remarkable run in the last major ODI tournament – the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 – where they remained unbeaten throughout the league stage and knockout rounds before finishing as runners-up. The Men in Blue, fresh off their T20 World Cup 2024 triumph, are once again among the top contenders for the coveted Champions Trophy title. However, former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly believes that while India is undoubtedly one of the strongest te??ams in the tournament, several other teams will pose a significant cha?llenge in their quest for glory.

Sourav Ganguly indicates teams that can challenge India 

Former India captain and ex-Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Ganguly recently shared his thoughts on the upcomi??ng Champions Trophy, analyzing India’s chances and identifying the teams that could challenge them. According to Ganguly, India’s dominance ?in white-ball cricket makes them one of the tournament favorites, but they will face stiff competition from other strong teams.

“India has won the T20 World Cup. In 2023, India was the runner-up in the 50-over World Cup. In the Champions Trophy, India will be one of the favorites and one of the contenders. How India executes everything will depend on that. India’s white-ball team is very good,” Ganguly was quoted as saying by the India Today.

While acknowledging India’s strengths, Ganguly emphasized that several other teams possess the talent and experience to challenge them. He indicated Australia, England, South Africa and Pakistan as four teams that could stand in India’s way in their bi??d for? another ICC title.

“All the teams in the Champions Trophy are strong. It’s tough to say now. India, Australia, England, and South Africa—many teams are strong. Pakistan is also there, as the tournament is in the subcontinent. It will depend on who plays well at that time,” Ganguly concluded.

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India’s group stage challenges in Champions Trophy 2025

India have been placed in Group A alongside Pakistan, New Zealand and Bangladesh. All their group-stage matches will be played in Dubai, a venue where they suffered a defeat to Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2021. India’s campaign will begin on February 20 against Bangladesh, followed by the high-voltage clash against Pakistan on February 23. Their final group-stage match will be against New Zealand on March 2.

While India have a dominant World Cup record against Pakistan, their Champions Trophy? h??istory tells a different story. In five encounters, Pakistan holds a slight edge with three victories, including the 2017 final. India, on the other hand, won their group-stage clashes in 2013 and 2017. Given the unpredictable nature of the format and the history between the two teams, the upcoming India-Pakistan clash promises to be another high-octane contest.

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Jasprit Bumrah‘s meteoric rise has redefined Indian cricket’s bowling legacy. Known for his unorthodox action, deadly yorkers, and unmatched consistency, Bumrah is not just India’s most dangerous bowler but is also regarded as one of the greatest in world cricket. His ability to perform in all conditions and formats has made him an invaluable asset to the Indian team. From turning games on their head to delivering under pressure, Bumrah’s contributions have been pivotal in India’s success on the global stage.

Sourav Ganguly names the second-best bowler after Jasprit Bumrah

While it’s undeniable that Bumrah is currently the best, former India captain Sourav Ganguly recently highlighted another bowler he considers the second-best after Bumrah. Ganguly expressed his satisfaction at seeing Mohammad Shami regain fitness, considering him the best bowler in India afte??r Jasprit Bum??rah.

Ganguly acknowledged that Shami might feel some nerves returning to international cricket after a lengthy absence due to a knee injury. However, the former skipper highlighted the positive aspect of Shami’s comeback, noting that his extensive participation in domestic cricket for Bengal has helped him regain his rhythm and prepare for the challenges of upcoming matches.

“I am happy to see Shami fit because I think he is probably the best bowler in the country after Jasprit Bumrah. I know he will be a bit nervous because he is playing cricket after a long time, especially with a knee injury, but the good thing is that he has bowled a lot for Bengal in domestic cricket, which will help him in the upcoming matches,” said Ganguly at a private event in Kolkata.

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A big positive for Indian cricket

Notably, Shami’s comeback to the Indian squad is a significant boost for the team’s pace attack. Since playing in the ODI World Cup 2023 final against Australia in Ahmedabad, Shami has been absent due to an ankle surgery that sidelined him for nearly a year. His rehabilitation through domestic tournaments like the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and the Vijay Hazare Trophy has helped him regain his rhythm and earn a recall to the national team. Shami’s experience and skill will be crucial for India as they aim to build a formidable bowling lineup alongside Bumrah for the challenges ahead, especially the Champions Trophy 2025.

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Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly has expressed high praise for one of India’s current cricket icons, referring to him as the greatest white-ball player the world has ever seen. Ganguly’s comments come despite the player’s recent dip in form, including struggles in recent matches.

Sourav Ganguly highlights Indian cricket star’s exceptional achievements 

Ganguly praised Virat Kohli as a once-in-a-lifetime cricketer, comparable to former Indian women cricketers Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj. He lauded Kohli’s incredible achievement of scoring 80 international centuries and called him the greatest white-ball player ever. However, the former Indian captain expressed surprise at Kohli’s decline in form after his century in the first Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 against Australia at Perth, ?noting that despite his struggles in India, he had expected a strong series in Australia, which unfortunately ?did not materialize.

“Virat Kohli is a once-in-a-lifetime cricketer, like Jhulan is, like Mithali is. To score 80 hundreds in international cricket is incredible. To me, he is the greatest white-ball player the world has seen. But I was really surprised by the way he batted in Australia after the hundred in Perth. He struggled before that here in India, but I thought after the hundred in Perth, it would be a big series for him,” Ganguly said in an interview with Revsportz in Kolkata.

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Ganguly shares optimism for the player’s future

Despite these challenges, Ganguly expressed in Kohli’s ability to overcome challenges, highlighting his resilience and adaptability. Kolkata lad acknowledged that every player has strengths and weaknesses but emphasized the importance of adapting to weaknesses over time. Ganguly believes Kohli still has a lot of cricket left in him.

“But it happens. I think every player has his weaknesses and strengths, but what matters is how you adapt to your weaknesses as you play great cricket over a period of time. I still feel there is a lot of cricket left in Virat Kohli,” he added.

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The excitement surrounding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, set to take place in Pakistan and the UAE, is building up as the tournament approaches. With the stage set for one of the most anticipated cricket events, fans and experts alike are eagerly predicting who will emerge victorious in this prestigious competition. This tournament, which will feature the world’s top cricketing nations, promises thrilling matchups and fierce competition, with India, Pakistan, Australia, and England all among the favorites.

Predictions and excitement leading up to the global showpiece event

As the multi-team event draws nearer, the cricket w??orld has been rife with predictions. Fans and analysts are speculating on everything from potential leading run-scorers to the top wicket-takers, with many tipping their hats to certain teams as the possible winners. The tournament, which will feature high-stakes contests, will offer a chance for teams to showcase their best talent. The build-up to the competition has seen an exciting mix of expert analysis, fan expectations, and plenty of intrigue over who will lift the coveted trophy.

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Sourav Ganguly reveals the top contender to win Champions Trophy 2025

In the midst of these predictions, former India captain Sourav Ganguly has weighed in on who he believes is the top contender to win the Champions ?Trophy 2025. Ganguly named India as one of the key teams to watch in the tournament, especially following their impressive performances in the recent 50-over World Cup and T20 World Cup.

Ganguly’s confidence in the Indian team’s abilities reflects their strong showing in international cricket, where they have been ??competitive across formats. However, he also mentioned that India’s Test cricket performances, particularly in away conditions, needed further improvement for sustained success on all fronts.

“I think India is one of the contenders in the Champions Trophy, especially after their performances in the 50-over World Cup and the T20 World Cup,” said Ganguly in a chat with Revsportz.

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As the highly anticipated Border-Gavaskar Trophy between Australia and India approaches, former India captain Sourav Ganguly has called for immediate action regarding two key players – Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Shami. Ganguly emphasized the importance of Rohit’s leadership and Mohammed’s recent form, urging both to join the team in Australia promptly.

Rohit Sharma’s leadership crucial for India

Indian skipper Rohit has stayed back in Mumbai following the birth of his second child. While the rest of the squad has already reached Australia, Rohit’s participation in the series opener in Perth on November 22 is uncertain. Ganguly, however, insisted that Rohit’s presence is vital for India in what promises to be a challenging five-match Test series.

Speaking to RevSportz, Ganguly said, “I hope Rohit Sharma goes very soon because the team needs leadership. The match is a week away, and India needs his leadership to start with. If I were in his position, I would prioritize playing the Perth Test.”

Highlighting Rohit’s captaincy skills, Ganguly referred to his crucial role in navigating the team through the high-pressure series. “This is a big series, and Rohit is a fantastic captain. India’s chances in the series would greatly benefit from having him lead from the start,” he added.

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Mohammed Shami makes a strong case for his inclusion in the Test squad

Ganguly also voiced his support for Shami’s inclusion in the Indian squad after the veteran pacer made an impressive comeback in domestic cricket. Shami recently starred for Bengal in their thrilling 11-run Ranji Trophy victory against Madhya Pradesh, claiming seven wickets, including 4/54 in the first innings. His performance marked a successful return after a year-long absence due to injuries.

Shami, who was initially left out of the Test squad due to fitness concerns, displayed readiness with over 40 overs in the match, showcasing his fitness and effectiveness. “He must go. He doesn’t need to play the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Shami should be on the next flight to Australia. Even if he doesn’t play in Perth, he will benefit from training in Australian conditions and preparing for later matches,” Ganguly stated.

The first Test between Australia and India begins on November 22 at Perth’s Optus Stadium. The series will include a pink-ball Test in Adelaide, followed by matches in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

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In a recent event held in Kolkata, former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly expressed his admiration for 27-year-old fast bowler Akash Deep, who has earned a place in India’s squad for the upcoming matches Test series against Bangladesh. The highly anticipated series is set to kick o??ff on S?eptember 19th.

Sourav Ganguly opens up about a young fast pacer

Ganguly praised Akash as an outstanding young fast bowler, highlighting his speed, fitness and ability to bowl for long periods. He compared Akash’s pace to Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami, saying he could hit speeds in the high 140s and is a talent to watch o??ut for.

“Akash Deep is an outstanding young fast bowler. He runs in, bowls quick, and will bowl for long periods. He is fit, I’ve seen him play for Bengal over a long period of time, taking wickets, He will be as quick as Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami, hitting high 140s. He is one to watch out for,” the Prince of Kolkata said.

Ganguly also addressed the absence of India’s star pacer Shami, who is currently sidelined due to an injury. However, the former Indian batter assured fans that Shami’s recovery is on track.

“I know Mohammed Shami is missing because of injury, but he will be back very soon since India is going to Australia. It’s still a very good attack,” said Ganguly, expressing confidence in India’s bowling strength despite Shami’s temporary absence.

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Incredible performance in Duleep Trophy

Akash Deep first made headlines during his Test debut in January 2024 against England, and his impressive form has continued since. In the recent Duleep Trophy 2024, where India A faced India B, Akash stole the spotlight. The young fast bowler was the standout performer, taking a brilliant 9 wicket??s in the match and contributing with the bat, sco??ring 54 runs across both innings.

Although India A ultimately lost the match, Akash Deep’s all-round performance did not go unnoticed. His exceptional display with both ball and bat earned him widespread appreciation, further solidifying his reputation as one of the most promising talents in Indian cricket.

As India gears up for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh, all eyes will be on Akash Deep, who looks set to play a crucial role in India’s bowling lineup. His ability to?? generate pace, coupled with his growing experience and confidence, makes him a player to watch out for in the near future.

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Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has commented on the struggles of the Pakistan cricket team, attributing their difficulties to a “lack of talent in the country.” On the other hand former Indian captain also praised the legendary greats from the old Pakistan team.

Pakistan cricket in disarray

Pakistan cricket is facing a crisis after their disappointing home Test series loss to Bangladesh. The defeat has led to intense criticism from experts and fans across the country. Adding to the turmoil are reports suggesting there might be internal rifts among team members, although the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has firmly denied these allegations.

The broader concern following Pakistan’s 0-2 series defeat is that the team is failing to perform up to its potential. This has sparked a debate about the underlying issues affecting the team. Ganguly has weighed in on the situation, attributing the team’s struggles to a dearth of talent in the country, suggesting that a lack of quality players is at the heart of their poor performance.

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Sourav Ganguly delivers stern reality check to PCB

With Pakistan cricket reaching a new low following their Test series loss to Bangladesh, Ganguly has expressed his concerns about the current state of the team. He believes that Pakistan is experiencing a deficiency of talent, a sharp contrast to the past when the team boasted legendary players such as Javed Miandad, Wasim Akram, and Waqar Younis. These players were instrumental in the team’s success and formed the backbone of a formidable squad. Ganguly’s comments highlight the significant gap between the current team’s performance and the high standards set during the era of these cricketing greats.

“I see a genuine dearth of talent in the country. Every time we think of Pakistan , we remember Miandad, Wasim, Waqar, Saeed Anwar, Mohammad Yousuf, and Younis Khan. That’s the memory of Pakistan for us, but that doesn’t win matches in the modern generation of cricket,” said Ganguly as quoted by Republic.

Ganguly further stated that he has been continuously observing the neighboring country since last year’s World Cup in India then during T20 World Cup in West Indies and now their home series against Bangladesh.

“Every generation has to produce outstanding players to win, and when I look at Pakistan in world cricket — I saw them in the West Indies World Cup, in India during the World Cup, and now after the Bangladesh series loss — there is a dearth of talent in that country. The people connected with the sport in Pakistan will have to look into it. I’m not saying this with disrespect. Pakistan of the old had some great cricketers, which I don’t see in this squad,” Ganguly added.

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Sourav Ganguly, one of India’s most influential captains, left an indelible mark on Indian cricket during his time at the helm. Under his leadership, India achieved historic victories, including their r?emarkable ??win over Australia in the 2001 Kolkata Test and the 2002 NatWest Trophy triumph.

Known fo??r his aggressive style and knack for nurturing young talent, Ganguly transformed Indian crick?et into a formidable force both at home and abroad. Even after his retirement, Ganguly remains a respected voice in the cricketing world, with his insights continuing to influence discussions around the game.

Sourav Ganguly names a star as future all-time great

In a recent statement, Ganguly identified wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant as a future all-time great in Test cricket. The former India captain believes that Pant’s unique talent and fearless approach to the longest format of the game will see him become one of India’s best Test players.

“I consider Rishabh Pant one of India’s best Test batsmen. I’m not surprised that he’s back in the side, and he will continue to play for India in Tests,” Ganguly said as quoted by Times of Ind??ia. He further emphasized that if Pant continues to perform at his current level, he is destined to be regarded among the all-time greats in Test cricket.

“He will be an all-time great in Tests if he keeps performing like this. For me, he needs to get better in the shorter formats. With the talent he has, I’m sure with time, he will become one of the best,” explained the former India skipper.

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Impact on Test cricket

Since making his debut, Pant has become a key figure in India’s Test squad, known for his aggressive batting and match-winning performances. His fearless approach in crucial situations, such as his heroics during India’s historic Test series win in Australia in 2021, has earned him praise ??from all corners. Despite suffering a near-fatal car accident in December 2022, Pant has made a strong comeback, contributing to India’s success in T20 and ODI formats earlier this year. Ganguly, however, noted that Pant’s brilliance in Test cricket is where his real legacy will lie, while also urging him to work on improvin?g his consistency in shorter formats.

India gears up for the Test series against Bangladesh

As India gears up for their upcomin??g home Test series against Bangladesh, Pant is expected to play a crucial role in the team’s plans. The series, starting in Chennai on September 19, will mark Pant’s return to the Test fold since his accident. With his proven track record in the longest?? format, the southpaw will be a key player for India as they seek to continue their dominance at home.

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In honor of International Left handers Day on Tuesday (August 13), former Indian opener Wasim Jaffer took to social media to reveal hi?s all-time left-handers XI for both Test and?? ODI cricket.

Legendary left-handers: Wasim Jaffer’s ultimate XI

Jaffer, known for his sharp cricketing insights, shared the list with the caption, “A day late but here’s my Test and ODI left-handers XI,” paying tribute to th??e legendary southpaws who have left an indelible mark on the? sport.

Jaffer’s selections featured some of the most iconic left-handed cricketers in the history of the game. His teams were a blend of players who have not only dominated the records but have also shaped the course of cricket with their unique styles and exceptional performances. These XI’s are a testament to the skill and influence of left-handers in cricket’s rich history.

All time left-handers’ Test XI:

1. Matthew Hayden (Australia): Hayden was known not only for his power but also for his mental toughness and ability to thrive in challenging conditions. His famous innings of 380 against Zimbabwe in 2003 was then the highest individual Test score by an Australian, showcasing his penchant for big knocks.
2. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka): Sangakkara was not just a prolific run-scorer but also a brilliant wicketkeeper and captain. His 11 double centuries in Tests are second only to Sir Donald Bradman, highlighting his capacity to play long innings.
3. Brian Lara (West Indies): Lara’s batting was marked by elegance and an ability to score big runs under pressure. His unbeaten 153 against Australia in 1999 is widely regarded as one of the greatest Test innings ever, demonstrating his match-winning capabilities.
4. Graeme Pollock (South Africa): Pollock’s career was cut short by South Africa’s exclusion from international cricket due to apartheid, but his impact in the matches he played was profound. His average of 60.97 is the second-highest in Test history for any player with over 20 innings, underscoring his consistency and class.
5. Allan Border (Australia) – Captain: Border is credited with resurrecting Australian cricket during the 1980s. He was known for his gritty, determined batting and led Australia to their first World Cup title in 1987, along with a famous Ashes victory in 1989.
6. Sir Garfield Sobers (West Indies): Sobers was a cricketer with almost no weakness, capable of excelling with bat, ball, and in the field. His versatility as a bowler allowed him to be both a destructive pace option and a cunning left-arm spinner.
7. Adam Gilchrist (Australia) – Wicketkeeper: Gilchrist revolutionized the role of a wicketkeeper-batsman with his aggressive batting. His ability to change the course of a game within a session made him one of the most feared lower-order batsmen in Test history.
8. Wasim Akram (Pakistan): Akram is often considered the greatest left-arm fast bowler of all time. His mastery of reverse swing and ability to bowl with pace and accuracy made him lethal in all conditions. Akram’s contribution as a lower-order batsman, where he scored around 3,000 with three centuries, added to his value.
9. Zaheer Khan (India): Zaheer was India’s premier fast bowler for much of his career, known for his ability to swing the ball both ways and deliver in crucial matches. His performance in the 2011 World Cup was instrumental in India’s triumph.
10. Mitchell Johnson (Australia): Johnson’s express pace and intimidating bowling were key features of his career. His devastating spells during the 2013-14 Ashes series, where he took 37 wickets, are still remembered as one of the most dominant performances by a fast bowler.
11. Kuldeep Yadav (India): Yadav is one of the few left-arm wrist spinners in cricket, and his ability to turn the ball both ways makes him a unique threat. His hat-tricks in ODIs and five-wicket hauls in Tests demonstrate his potential to be a match-winner.

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All time left-handers’ ODI XI:

1. Matthew Hayden (Australia): Hayden was a dominant force in ODIs, with his aggressive batting at the top of the order helping Australia to multiple successes, including the 2007 World Cup where he was the leading run-scorer.
2. Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka): Jayasuriya changed the role of an opener in ODIs with his explosive batting during the 1996 World Cup. His all-around abilities, with both bat and ball, made him a pivotal figure in Sri Lanka’s rise in world cricket.
3. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka): Sangakkara’s ODI career was equally impressive, particularly in the later stages where he scored four consecutive centuries in the 2015 World Cup, leading Sri Lanka to the knockout stages.
4. Brian Lara (West Indies): Lara’s ODI career was marked by his ability to play match-winning innings. His 153* against Pakistan in 2005 is considered one of the finest chases in ODI history.
5. Yuvraj Singh (India): Yuvraj was the hero of India’s 2011 World Cup win, where he was named Player of the Tournament for his all-round brilliance. His ability to hit sixes at will and provide crucial breakthroughs with the ball made him one of the most valuable ODI players.
6. Michael Bevan (Australia): Bevan was known as the ‘finisher�in ODIs, with his ability to guide Australia to victory from precarious situations. His unbeaten 78 against West Indies in 1996, where he led Australia to a one-wicket win, is one of the most iconic moments in ODI cricket.
7. Lance Klusener (South Africa): Klusener was a destructive lower-order batsman and a handy bowler. His performance in the 1999 World Cup, where he almost single-handedly took South Africa to the final, remains legendary.
8. Wasim Akram (Pakistan): In ODIs, Akram was not just a lethal bowler but also a powerful hitter lower down the order, capable of changing the game with the bat as well.
9. Zaheer Khan (India): Zaheer was a key component of India’s bowling attack in ODIs, particularly in the 2011 World Cup where he finished as the joint-highest wicket-taker, playing a vital role in India’s title win.
10. Mitchell Starc (Australia): Starc’s fast, swinging deliveries have made him one of the most dangerous ODI bowlers. His performances in the 2015 and 2019 World Cups, where he was the highest wicket-taker in both tournaments, underline his match-winning capabilities.
11. Kuldeep Yadav (India): Yadav’s wrist-spin has brought a new dimension to India’s bowling attack in ODIs, with his ability to deceive batsmen with turn and flight making him a potent weapon, particularly in the middle overs.

A day late but here's my Test and ODI left handers XI. What's yours? #LeftHandersDay pic.twitter.com/4BjGkNJ5Jh

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) August 14, 2024

Sourav Ganguly’s omission from the XI

Despite being one of India’s finest left-handed batters and a successful captain, Sourav Ganguly did not make it to Jaffer’s XI in either format. Ganguly’s ODI records are impressive, with 11,363 runs at an average of 41.02, including 22 centuries. In Tests, he accumulated 7,212 runs at an average of 42.17 with 16 centuries.

As a captain, he transformed Indian cricket, instilling a fighting spirit that led to several overseas victories. However, the stiff competition and the inclusion of multi-faceted players like Sir Garfield Sobers and Yuvraj Singh, who offered additional bowling options, might have influenced his exclusion. Additionally, in the context of Jaffer’s selected XI, players like Lara, Sangakkara, and Hayden were prioritized for their consistent and game-changing performances across various conditions and eras.

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