After testing positive for COVID-19, Sourav Ganguly is’stable,’ according to his brother Snehasish Ganguly.

After testing positive for COVID-19, Sourav Ganguly is’stable,’ according to his brother Snehasish Ganguly.

Ganguly has gotten two inoculations and has traveled broadly, taking part in all proficient exercises.

Sourav Ganguly is the most youthful child of Chandidas and Nirupa Ganguly, and was born in Calcutta on July 8, 1972. Chandidas possessed a flourishing printing firm and was one of the city’s wealthiest men. Ganguly developed up in extravagance and was named the “Maharaja,” which implies “Awesome Lord.”

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Ganguly is initially wan to the game because football is the most popular sport in Calcutta. Academics, on the other hand, got in the way of his enthusiasm for sports, and Nirupa was not keen on Ganguly pursuing cricket or any other sport as a career. Snehasish, his older brother, was already a well-known cricketer for the Bengal squad at the time. He encouraged Ganguly to pursue his ambition of becoming a cricketer and requested their father to enroll Ganguly in a cricket coaching camp during his summer vacation. At the time, Ganguly was in the tenth grade.

Sourav Ganguly, the BCCI’s chief executive officer and a former India captain, has tested positive for COVID-19. On Tuesday, his brother stated that he admitted to a metropolitan clinic as a precautionary measure. According to Ganguly’s older brother, Snehasish Ganguly, the former India captain and current BCCI president is in excellent condition. “Sourav is in a fantastic position. Earlier this year, he had angioplasty surgery. Also as a preparation degree, he is grant to Forests.

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