Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame, adding another major honour to his distinguished cricket career. The recognition places him among the game's celebrated former players.
The development marks Ganguly as the 12th Indian overall to receive the honour, according to the report. His induction adds to a legacy built through his years as a batter, captain and influential figure in Indian cricket.
Ganguly responded to the announcement by thanking the ICC and chairman Jay Shah. His remarks reflected gratitude for an award that acknowledges long-term contribution to the international game.
One of India's most prominent cricket leaders, Ganguly remains a towering name in the sport years after retirement. His Hall of Fame entry stands as another milestone in a career closely tied to Indian cricket's rise on the global stage.