Sourav Ganguly has said there was no conflict of interest in his taking charge as the head coach of Delhi Capitals while continuing as president of the Cricket Association of Bengal, saying he has the order of BCCI ombudsman.
The former India captain will take charge of an IPL team as head coach for the first time, replacing Hemang Badani at Delhi Capitals and overseeing the side in the 2027 season.
Ganguly has been associated with the Capitals since 2019, having served in several roles, including Director of Cricket for both the men’s and women’s teams. His appointment will mark his first stint as an IPL head coach.
“Delhi will play well. I’m looking forward to it,” Ganguly told reporters on Tuesday.
Ganguly was speaking to reporters after watching India’s 1-6 defeat against Uruguay in a FIFA international friendly at the Salt Lake Stadium.
Asked about the potential conflict of interest arising from his dual roles, Ganguly said: “I’ve got the order of ombudsman.”
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