Sourav Ganguly, the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), was recently irritated by a reporter who requested an interview while India was competing in the Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates. India, who entered the competition as the clear favourites and defending winners, had a poor performance. The Men in Blue, however, were eliminated from the competition in the Super 4 round, which Sri Lanka ultimately won for the sixth time in tournament history.
The event took place after Virat Kohli, playing for India in the Asia Cup final against Afghanistan, snapped a long century drought in international cricket with a magnificent and undefeated 122.
Just outside the stadium entrance, a reporter approached Ganguly and requested an interview. The former India captain was annoyed by the request and responded that he would prefer to watch the game instead. A match will be made, Bad me karlenge Yar. I’m from Kolkata, by the way. Interview karenge shanti. He said, “Aise kya hota he.”
Another reporter was heard in the video asking Ganguly for comment on Kohli’s century. It was the former captain of India’s first international century in 1021 days, 84 innings, and, most significantly, a T20I match. However, Ganguly disregarded the reporter and left the stadium without saying a word.
Nevertheless, in a recent interview on the TRS channel on YouTube
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