Sourav Ganguly Destroys Sanjay Manjrekar, Calls His Tweets As Meaningless As His Batting

That Sourav Ganguly does not shy away from making bold comments is not a secret. The former India skipper is known for his fearless attitude among the fans. During his playing days, the legendary batsman never shied away from taking the fight to the opposition and after his retirement he has not refrained from speaking his mind out in public. Time and again, one has seen Sourav Ganguly making comments that have raised quite a number of eyebrows.

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The legendary batsman has now taken a shot at none other than Sanjay Manjrekar, the former India batsman. Manjrekar remains in headlines for all the wrong reasons more often than not. His comments on air and on social media rarely goes down well with the fans. Time and again one has seen the fans lashing out at Manjrekar.

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Well, Manjrekar has now bore the brunt of Ganguly. The former India captain did not clearly mention Manjrekar’s name in his tweet but the turn of events made it more or less clear. It started when Manjrekar took to Twitter to take a sly dig at Ganguly. Manjrekar took a shot at Sourav Ganguly not letting other commentators speak much in the commentary box, writing:

“Always happy when Sourav Ganguly is in commentary. You get to relax not just in between commentary stints but during it too.?”

Always happy when Sourav Ganguly is in commentary. You get to relax not just in between commentary stints but during it too.?

— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) June 9, 2019

But Manjrekar had clearly locked horns with the wrong person and Sourav Ganguly made him realise that. Ganguly, who guided India to the final of the 2003 World Cup, mercilessly trolled Manjrekar. Ganguly said that Manjrekar’s tweets are as meaningless as his batting, writing:

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“His comments on Twitter is a bit like his batting meaningless and and lack of ideas .. may be just an attention seeker…in the negative way ?”

His comments on Twitter is a bit like his batting meaningless and and lack of ideas .. may be just an attention seeker…in the negative way ?

— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) June 9, 2019

Meanwhile, India beat Australia by 36 runs in a high-scoring encounter at The Oval on Sunday. Riding on Shikhar Dhawan’s ton and Virat Kohli’s 82, India posted 352 for 5. In reply, Australia were all out for 316.

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