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Vinod Kambli disagrees with Ganguly on Team India selection process

By Saurabh Sharma July 28, 2019 • 12:24 PM View: 1362

New Delhi, July 28: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly believes same players should be included across every format for them to have rhythm and gain in confidence. But his former teammate Vinod Kambli reckons that the best players should be chosen to play in a particular format.

After India's squad for all the three formats was announced last week for the upcoming tour of West Indies, Ganguly seemed dissapointed and had said that selectors should have picked the same players across all formats and backed them.

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