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Ganguly v Chappell poll results

By Will 5 years ago, at the end of September Add your comment below

58 people voted, and 78% thought Ganguly was in the wrong. Bloody useless poll, but there we go. I’m putting up a new one now, which is at the top of the main page.

Tags: dispute, greg-chappell, poll, sourav-ganguly |

One Response to “Ganguly v Chappell poll results”

Rush wrote:
January 20th, 2006 at 8.34 pm

It seems now that chappell is having the last laugh.
but i hope saurav plays well in the 2nd test v pak, and makes his place sure!

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