India’s collapse on a turning Eden Gardens pitch has reignited scrutiny over India’s home approach, prompting Sourav Ganguly to step in with clarity and a firm message for head coach Gautam Gambhir. Rolled over for 93 while chasing 124, India once again struggled for control and method on a surface that turned sharply from Day 1 — a pitch that had reportedly been prepared to suit the team’s own request.

The Cricket Association of Bengal President, Sourav Ganguly told India Today exclusively after India’s first Test loss against South Africa that while the surface was far from perfect, the real focus should be on balance, better decision-making and trusting the team’s strengths.

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“There is no controversy. It was not the best Test wicket, b

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