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Proud the way bowlers bowled: Ganguly

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Pune: The batsmen might have finished the task but Pune Warriors skipper Sourav Ganguly did not forget to praise the bowlers after his side’s seven-wicket win over Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League, here on Saturday.

“I am proud of the way the bowlers bowled, Ashish Nehra and Ashok Dinda did a good job. Smith has improved immensely from what I had seen last,” Ganguly said during the presentation ceremony.

The former India captain believed the win against Chennai will boost the side’s confidence.

“It was good, great cricketing pitch. When you win against a team like Chennai you get a buzz,” he said.

Chennai skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni felt his team failed to execute the plans.

“It was even-steven, but our execution wasn’t good, we have struggled in the first six and the last few overs,” Dhoni said.

About his decision to hand the ball to Yo Mahesh for the last over, Dhoni said, “Just wanted to check who wanted to bowl, asked YoMi whether he wanted to bowl and he looked positive, so threw him the ball. That is how you learn.”

Though the Super Kings deep bat, Dhoni conceded they are not as strong in bowling. (PTI)

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