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Sourav Ganguly has leadership abilities to run ICC in future, says former England skipper David Gower

| @indiablooms | May 15, 2020, at 05:06 pm

New Delhi/UNI:  Former England skipper David Gower believes that chances are high that Sourav Ganguly will one day find himself in ICC, but feels leading BCCI is any day a bigger job.

The elegant left-hander is very impressed with Ganguly's leadership abilities and believes that he has what it takes to head the global body in the future.

"One thing I have learnt over the years is that if you are going to run BCCI, you need to be many, many thing. Having a reputation like he has is a very good start, but you need to be a very deft politician.

"You need to have control of a million different things,” the former England top-order batsman said ahead of “Q20”, a unique chat show for the fans presented by ‘GloFans’.

“And of course you need to be responsible for a game that is followed by, I mean, should we say a billion people here in India,"said he.

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