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India outrage over Ganguly axing

The exclusion of cricket star Sourav Ganguly from the national team has provoked a public outcry in India.

Fans, politicians, former cricketers and actors have protested against the move and there have been demonstrations in his hometown, Calcutta.

India’s cricket board chief Sharad Pawar has said he was “shocked” at the dropping of Ganguly, a former captain.

Ganguly, 33, has been dropped from the India team for the final Test against Sri Lanka in Ahmedabad.

More: news.bbc.co.uk

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