Sourav Ganguly Denies Conflict of Interest After Named Delhi Capitals Coach Amid Serving as CAB President

Sourav Ganguly asserts no conflict of interest as he takes Delhi Capitals coach job while heading CAB

Sourav Ganguly has said there is no conflict of interest in his taking charge as head coach of IPL franchise Delhi Capitals while continuing as president

Sourav Ganguly’s Delhi Capitals Role, CAB Presidency Spark Conflict Of Interest Row? Here’s What He Said

Sourav Ganguly has dismissed conflict-of-interest concerns over his Delhi Capitals and CAB roles, citing the BCCI ombudsman's order, as he prepares to take charge as DC head coach for IPL 2027

Sourav Ganguly denies conflict of interest after named Delhi Capitals coach amid serving as CAB president

Sourav Ganguly has rejected questions over a potential conflict of interest linked to his appointment as Delhi Capitals head coach. He said that an order issued by the BCCI ombudsman addresses his position while he remains president of the Cricket Association of Bengal. “I've got the order of ombudsman,” said Ganguly to the reporters after the India vs Uruguay football match. Notably, the former India captain is set to take charge of Delhi Capit…

Sourav Ganguly dismisses conflict of interest claims over Delhi Capitals coach role

Sourav Ganguly has brushed aside conflict-of-interest questions after taking the Delhi Capitals head coach role while remaining CAB president. His reliance on a BCCI ombudsman order puts the governance issue squarely around his next IPL assignment.

Sourav Ganguly pads up to juggle dual roles at DC and CAB: Talk of conflict of interest

The former India captain was confirmed as the Capitals’ head coach on Tuesday afternoon after the franchise announced it via a social media post

Ganguly breaks silence on Delhi Capitals role, conflict of interest

Sourav Ganguly has confirmed his new role as head coach for Delhi Capitals for the 2027 IPL season, replacing Hemang Badani. He addressed potential conflict of interest concerns regarding his concurrent presidency of the Cricket Association of Bengal, citing a BCCI ombudsman order. Ganguly also commented on India's football performance and congratulated PM Narendra Modi.