Ravi Shastri lauds Ganguly after India's historic win, netizens justify the reason

Ravi Shastri has been having a very good time ever since his reappointment as head coach of Team India. Virat Kohli and Co., who have been top-ranked Test side for over three years, have enjoyed cent percent success in ongoing ICC World Test Championship. y are at summit of points table with 360 points in seven matches after having won historic pink-ball Test against Bangladesh at Eden Gardens in just under three days. Post win, coach Shastri was full of praise for Sourav Ganguly.

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Shastri praises Ganguly for success of D/N Test

After India's victory over Bangladesh in pink-ball Test at Eden Gardens, Ravi Shastri took to micro-blogging site and wrote that it was a great pink show in Kolkata. Meanwhile, he also praised BCCI President Sourav Ganguly by mentioning that ensured stone was left unturned. Read Shastri's tweet here.

However, netizens did t take it in right manner and y made it clear from ir end as to why former all-rounder was praising Dada. Here are some of reactions.

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India create history at Eden Gardens

Team India proved why y are a force to reckon at home in longest format of game as y beat Bangladesh in second and final Test match to wrap up series 2-0.  Meanwhile, this was also India's 7 straight Test win in a row, which is ir longest streak. Bangladesh, who were trailing by 89 runs after y resumed ir innings on afteron of Day 3, could only man to 43 runs to ir overnight score and once Mushfiqur Rahim was dismissed for 74, it was curtains down for visitors as y lost by an innings and 46 runs. Ishant Sharma was adjudged Man of Match as well as Man of Series for his incredible bowling performance. 

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