It was on July 13, 2002 when Ganguly and his young team won the NatWest Trophy final, chasing down a steep target of 326 with three balls to spare.
Nasser Hussain (L) poses with the Natwest Trophy along with Sourav Ganguly. (Photo: Twitter/@nassercricket)
Sourav Ganguly and Nasser Hussain, respective former captains of the Indian and England cricket teams, engaged in a hilarious banter on social media over the 2002 NatWest Trophy which the Men in Blue had won in an epic manner.
“Hi Nass…when was this picture taken…losing memory with old age…need my mates help,” Ganguly, while tagging Hussain, tweeted on Saturday sharing an image from the customary photo-op of that memorable 2002 series.
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Hi Nass .. when was this picture taken .. losing memory with old age 🤔…need my mates help @nassercricket pic.twitter.com/LtVUFxw5N2
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— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) June 19, 2020
The former England skipper replied with a GIF where a cartoon character is seen hiding his face in the bushes.
To this, the current BCCI President responded with a GIF of a child alongwith a caption: “Young Nass, already thinking about captaincy.”
Young Nass , already thinking about captaincy @nassercricket pic.twitter.com/B4UYwR9XHj
— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) June 19, 2020
Mohammad Kaif, who played a crucial role in India’s historic win at the NatWest Trophy final at the Lord’s, also jumped in and tweeted: “Hi Nasser Hussain. I think you called someone a ‘bus driver.’ And in the end we all saw Dada’s 8-pack abs at the Lord’s balcony.”
Hi @nassercricket I think you called someone a ‘bus driver.’ And in the end we all saw Dada’s 8-pack abs at the Lord’s balcony 😉 #mymemories
— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) June 19, 2020
It was on July 13, 2002 when Ganguly and his young team won the NatWest Trophy final, chasing down a steep target of 326 with three balls to spare. While Kaif played a brilliant knock of 87 not out, he was well supported by Yuvraj Singh who scored 69 and both helped India script one of the most memorable wins in the history of the game.
Following the win, Ganguly had waived his T-shirt at the Lord’s balcony following — an image which is still fresh in the minds of all the cricket lovers in India.
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