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Thursday, June 18, 2009

Peter Roebuck on the Fab 5 of Indian Team

"If Anil Kumble was the colossus, Sachin Tendulkar the champion, Rahul Dravid the craftsman, VVS Laxman the sorcerer, then Ganguly was the inspiration."

As published in cricinfo in an article by Peter Roebuck on the eve of Saurav Ganguly's last test match of his career at Nagpur against the Aussies.

HT: Cricinfo and Peter Roebuck

posted by Blog Trotter at 08:26

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