Sourav Ganguly feels that Sarfaraz Khan is a great example for budding cricketers who need to score goals continuously.

Sourav Ganguly, a former Indian team captain, gave high praise to the third Test match between Sarfaraz Khan and Yashasvi Jaiswal that recently took place in Rajkot. With the victory, India took a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. Their efforts were crucial to the team’s historic triumph.

In the second inning, India took a commanding lead because of Jaiswal’s outstanding double century. On the other side, Sarfaraz, making his eagerly anticipated debut, seized the chance. Making an early impression in his international career, he scored consecutive half-centuries.

Jaiswal can play in a variety of formats, in addition to being a skilled player. Sourav Ganguly

Indian middle-order strength meant that Khan had to wait a long time for an opportunity to score runs, even though he was a prolific scorer in domestic cricket. Recapitulating Sarfaraz’s journey accurately, Ganguly also praised Jaiswal’s innings.

“Jaiswal can play all game formats in addition to being a skilled player. Sarfaraz Khan had a good start.

Currently, he needs to do well abroad. Ganguly told Mid Day that Sarfaraz is an excellent role model for aspiring cricket players, who should remember that if they score regularly, they will have opportunities.

When Ravichandran Ashwin bowed out of the test early for personal reasons, India’s resolve was tested. “India is so confident that they allowed R. Ashwin to go back home in the middle of a test,” said Ganguly in reference to the nation’s level of assurance. In this series, India seems far more driven.”

After taking an early lead that has now turned into a deficit, the visitors have been battling. Regarding England’s prospects in the remaining series, Ganguly expressed doubt.

While bizball has its merits, England’s chances of success in India are slim. Should India lose the series, I will be shocked. Do not forget that Virat [Kohli] and KL [Rahul] are not playing for India. Ganguly clarified, “England is suffering despite having a youthful team with a lot of new faces.

England will have a difficult time repeating their previous achievements in India in the future. Ganguly supported the selection, noting that Rohit Sharma will captain India in the forthcoming ICC T20 World Cup due to his outstanding leadership in the 50-over World Cup.

As the captain of India for the T20 World Cup, Rohit Sharma is the best option. Recalling the 50-over World Cup, he guided the Indian side to victory in ten of the matches. Ganguly said, “Rohit was the best option.”