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Sourav Ganguly reflects on missed cricket opportunities and career regrets ahead of his biopic, featuring Rajkumar Rao, set to release by 2026.

Sourav Ganguly Missed Centuries Cricket Regrets

Sourav Ganguly reveals his regrets over missed cricket milestones and anticipates his biopic's release by 2026, starring Rajkumar Rao.

Sourav Ganguly reflects on his cricket career, expressing regret over missing more centuries. A biopic starring Rajkumar Rao is set for release by 2026.

He is the owner of 38 fantastic centuries in international cricket, but that number is not pleasing to former India skipper Sourav Ganguly, who regrets missing many hundreds during his cricketing journey.
The elegant left-hander of his times, Ganguly scored 18,575 runs in Test and ODIs but regrets missing many centuries in his career in which he competed in 311 ODIs and 113 Tests.
Ganguly's remorse came to fore when he was asked what advise he would give to his old self.
"I missed a lot of hundreds, I should have scored more. Too many 90s and 80s," Ganguly told PTI in an interaction.
A look at his statistics showed that Ganguly got out in the 80s and 90s a number of times. Exact 30 times.
If he could convert those innings into centuries he would have easily scored 50-plus centuries in his already glorious career.
He loves watching his old innings, his stroke-play whenever he is alone and it further reminds him how close he was to getting more hundreds.
"I see my (batting) videos when I am alone. When my wife is away because Sana lives in London, I go to Youtube, and watch old matches and say 'arre phir 70 pe out ho gaya' (Gosh, I got out in 70s in this also), should have scored a hundred. But you can't change it. " In ODIs, Ganguly had 72 half centuries and in Test the number stands at 35.
Dropping Kumble a few Times is also a regret ============================ As a skipper, sometimes a tough call becomes imperative. You have to drop a player to accommodate someone who you think is more suited for conditions or requirement.
Ganguly regretted dropping Anil Kumble, one of the greatest leg spinners in the world, a number of times during his captaincy.
"Anil Kumble, a few times, because he was so good," he said.
Asked if the ICC should look at the proliferation of the T20 Leagues across the world to curb the players' temptation to ply their trade in high-paying T20 tournaments, Ganguly said probably it is difficult to change.
Nicholas Pooran and Heinrich Klassen recently quit and Ganguly was surprised.
"They do regulate but I don't know how you stop Test playing nations from having their own leagues." For Ganguly, Australia was his favourite rival side and pacer Glenn McGrath the most feared bowler.
Ganguly revealed that by the end of 2026 his biopic will release and Rajkumar Rao will be the protagonist.
"The shooting will start in January, the pre-production, scripting and story writing takes a lot of time, shooting does not take much time," he said.

Ollie Pope's century against India silenced critics questioning his place in the team. His performance boosted England's response, reflecting a comeback after past struggles. His focused approach foresees exciting developments in the series.

Ollie Pope Hits Century, Addresses Team Critics

Ollie Pope struck a century against India, easing doubts about his team place. His 106-run innings marked a strong comeback, aiding England's 465-run reply. Focusing on game improvement, not critics, Pope shows resilience and skill in Test series.

Ollie Pope Hits Century, Wins Critics Over

Ollie Pope hit a century against India, silencing team selection doubts. He focused on game improvement amidst criticism.

His away series against India last year had started with a bang and ended in a whimper but Ollie Pope has consciously tried to not let discussions about his slot in the playing eleven affect him too much while constructing a stylish century during England's solid first innings reply on the second day of opening Test.
Vice-captain Pope, whose place in the team has been under scanner since his technique got exposed by Jasprit Bumrah and Indian spinners in the 2024 away series, scored a fine 106 in England's first innings score of 465.
For the record, Pope had started with 196 in Hyderabad and then in remaining four Tests, totalled 40 runs.
"I've tried not to let it affect me too much," Pope said at post day press conference on Sunday.
"I've just been trying to make sure my game's in as good a place as possible and when I get in, try to make sure I make the most of it. I've tried to let the outside noise do its thing and make sure my game keeps improving, and that I get my headspace in as good a place as possible too." Pope has tried to bring about a change in his mindset wherein he doesn't feel too hard pressed to reach his first 30 runs and then feel set.
"It's almost just trying my game a little bit more: not feeling like I've got to rush to 30 to then really feel 'in'. It's trying to enjoy the process of building an innings, rather than just, 'I want to get to 30 to then make a big one'...
"It's something I've been working hard on, just generally putting my game in a better place and making sure my defence is as good as it can be." However, the graceful right hander agreed that there is still a long way to go in the marathon five-Test series.
"It's a long series, and there's a lot to be done in this game still as well," he added.
"It's definitely (an innings) that I really enjoyed. It was disappointing not to kick on this morning, but I'm really happy with how I went about it and played, and I'm happy with where my game's at - so hopefully, I can kick on."

Priyansh Arya shines in IPL with a 39-ball century against Chennai Super Kings, thanks to guidance from Ricky Ponting and Shreyas Iyer. Despite setbacks, Arya's resilience and skills have been crucial in his success.

Priyansh Arya's Inspiring IPL Century

Priyansh Arya's stunning IPL performance, hitting a 39-ball century against Chennai Super Kings, highlights his resilience. With support from Ricky Ponting and Shreyas Iyer, Arya overcame challenges, demonstrating strong character and skill.

Priyansh Arya scored a remarkable 39-ball century in the IPL, aided by Ricky Ponting's and Shreyas Iyer's guidance. Arya, overcoming previous setbacks, showed mental resilience and skills developed under coach Sanjay Bhardwaj.

Jofra Archer's scorcher did rock back Priyansh Arya's off-stump but thanks to some sage advice from head coach Ricky Ponting and skipper Shreyas Iyer, the 24-year-old's confidence didn't take a beating.
It was the second successive failure for Priyansh when a length ball from the England and Rajasthan Royals pacer moved a shade away uprooting the off-stump.
The manner of the dismissal could have dented the Delhi opener's confidence if it wasn't for those frank conversations with Iyer and Ponting.
The result was a 39-ball exhilarating century against Chennai Super Kings which catapulted the Delhi man into instant stardom, which is a common phenomenon for all young performers.
"Ricky sir gave me confidence by saying that anyone can be out first ball. He told me hit it out of the park if you get the same ball," he said in a selection media interaction.
Priyansh did smash the first ball out of the park in the following game though line of that delivery was different from CSK pacer Khaleel Ahmed.
"Ricky sir always keeps telling me to improve my pull shot. Have not worked with him on the technical front, we talk only about mindset," said the soft-spoken batter who rose to prominence with his six sixes off as many balls in a local Delhi league last year.
In his debut season at Punjab Kings, both as captain and player, Iyer has led with confidence which has rubbed off on greenhorns like Priyansh.
The chat with him too was equally uplifting following the Archer dismissal.
"In the nets ahead of the CSK game, Shreyas bhai just told me go with my first thought after seeing the ball. Before the season too, he had told me that I would be playing all 14 games.
"Both Shreyas and Ricky sir never spoke anything negative after the first ball dismissal. That is bound to boost your confidence," said Priyansh.
Priyansh has matured to become a 'see the ball, hit the ball batter' but by his own admission he was not that bold in his early days when he faced rejection in IPL trials and even in the senior Delhi team.
Consistency is another word he stresses on during the interaction.
"I made debut for senior Delhi team in in 2021 but was out after two games. So I wanted to make consistent runs. Till last year too, I was not consistent. But I was able to gain that consistency in DPL and state team this season.
"'Consistency is the key' is something that goes in my mind all the time," said Priyansh.
Gambhir's Priceless Gift: A brand new kit bag ============================ Priyansh has been training with Delhi based coach Sanjay Bhardwaj since the age of 10. Bhardwaj has also produced players like current India head coach Gautam Gambhir, someone Priyansh would try to emulate during net sessions.
"Sanjay sir has played a huge role in my life. We have been talking on a daily basis even now. Before the IPL, he told me specifically to work on my cut and pull as I would have to play those shots of hard length and not half-trackers.
"Talking about Gautam sir, growing up we did not think about the game like we do now. Sanjay sir used to tell us to watch him bat. First time I spoke to him was in a Ranji camp. Gautam sir gave me a brand new kit bag. I still remember that vividly." Regrets not meeting Dhoni post on-field heroics ============================= MS Dhoni, going about his business as usual behind the stumps, can be a daunting for a young batter like Priyansh. Having got to share the field alongside the World Cup winning captain, Priyansh feels like a very luck man.
"I feel very lucky to play against Dhoni sir as very few get that opportunity. There was pressure when he was behind the wickets and also there were legendary bowlers on the field like Ashwin. I wanted to talk Dhoni sir but he had left the ground by that time." How was it tonking the likes of Ashwin on either side of the wicket? "I felt he would try to cramp me and I went for the sweep shot at first. Attacking batsmen out hote hue ganda hee lagta hain (Any attacking batter generally looks ugly during dismissals). Whoever it might be. I dont think about these things, just worry about execution my shots," he added.
With luck on his side on Tuesday night, Priyansh got his execution spot on.

PM Modi's 5 Cs for students of the 21st century

'Five Cs' - Prime Minister Modi's&nbsp;mantra for skills that students of the 21st century must acquire.&nbsp;

While virtually&nbsp;addressing a conclave on the new&nbsp;National Education Policy, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;gave students the mantra of '5 Cs'.&nbsp;
The 5 Cs - critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, curiosity and communication - are skills of the 21st century that the students must move forward with.&nbsp;
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While virtually&nbsp;addressing a conclave on the new&nbsp;National Education Policy, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;gave students the mantra of '5 Cs'.&nbsp;
The 5 Cs - critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, curiosity and communication - are skills of the 21st century that the students must move forward with.&nbsp;
During the 'School Education in 21st century' conclave the Prime Minister hailed the NEP&nbsp;and said that it will sow the seeds for starting a new era, it will give a new direction to 21st century India

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