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Twitter reacts as 'Bengal Tiger' Sourav Ganguly is all set be the president of BCCI

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BySportsCafe Desk, SportsCafe Editor

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Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly emerged as the consensus candidate to be a new president of Board of Control for Cricket in India. The choice of BCCI president post was always between Ganguly and Brijesh Patil, but it was Dada who was finally selected. Twitterati lauded and reacted to the same.

Dada is back!cool

Big things to happen in Indian Cricket from now onwards!!surprised

Perfect candidate to perfect post!👏

'Bengal Tiger' time starts!😎

A true leader!!🔥

Everyone is a gangster untill the real gangster arrives!🤘💪

Hahahaha!!tongue-out

Take a bow 'Legend'

Time for King to rule his country!

Fans be like:cool

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