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Ganguly shouldn't have spoken on Virat Kohli captaincy issue: Vengsarkar

Virat Kohli in a media conference said that no one from BCCI told him not to quit T20 captaincy, contrary to Ganguly's claims

Dilip Vengsarkar. (Photo: Wikipedia)
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Dilip Vengsarkar. (Photo: Wikipedia)

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Former India captain and chairman of selectors Dilip Vengsarkar feels that board president Sourav Ganguly wasn't right in airing his views on behalf of national selectors Virat Kohli's captaincy saga which has triggered a controversy.
 
Ahead of their departure to South Africa, Virat Kohli in a media conference said that no one from BCCI told him not to quit T20 captaincy, contrary to Ganguly's claims that he had spoken to the skipper on the issue.
 
The 'Colonel' on his part, opined thar Ganguly had no business to speak in the matter. "The thing is that Ganguly had no

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