Sourav Ganguly the former skipper of Indian team admired the BCCI for accomplishing the Indian Premier League a grand success, and appropriate out the star spinner Sunil Narine of Kolkata Knight Riders as "the man" of the IPL.
Ganguly says he had noticed that IPL has done "wonders" for Indian cricket.
Ganguly said that "It's done wonders for Indian cricket. The BCCI deservers accolades for setting up the tournament and making it successful. You can set up a tournament but to make it successful like this you need special efforts."
Ganguly says that even he selected some teams as his favourite, but KKR will always be the exceptional.
"While there are quite a few favourite teams, KKR is special as I captained the side for two years." said Ganguly.
The former Captain pointed out Narine, when speaking about magnificent talent, and said he is stick around to see the trio of Glen Maxwell, David Miller and Virender Shewag to put the stage on fire.
"There have been quite a few outstanding talents over the years. The first year threw up some domestic talents as Rajasthan Royal set the stage out. But I think Sunil Narine, he has been the man of the IPL. His impact for the last 3-4 seasons has been unbelievable," Ganguly said about the spinner who has 67 wickets so far from 47 outings in the tournament. The best thing about the IPL in the last two seasons is that the difference between the teams has not been much and that is why it has been more exciting. While Chennai have been consistent, we have the Royal Challengers Bangalore having Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers. Then there is the Maxwell-Miller-Sehwag factor for the Kings XI," Sourav Ganguly said.
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