How Ganguly's 'king' mindset reshaped Indian cricket's fighting spirit

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Former Indian cricketer Deep Dasgupta has spoken about the lasting impact Sourav Ganguly had on Team India's culture during his captaincy. Ganguly promoted a bold, self-assured mindset that encouraged players to hold their ground against opposition sledging. This shift in attitude helped foster a more combative and confident approach within the squad. The change in team mentality under Ganguly's leadership contributed to significant victories for India both at home and on overseas tours.

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