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Wright, Dalmiya to meet to review India-England series
17.48 IST   07th Feb 2002

By IndiaExpress Bureau

Indian coach John Wright will meet BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya in Kolkata on Saturday to review the team's performance in the Test and One-Day series against England.

Wright, who will reach Kolkata Saturday morning, is expected to give his report on the just concluded series and specify the areas in which improvement is need.

Captain Sourav Ganguly, who is currently in Kolkata taking part in the Ranji Trophy quarter final between Bengal and Gujarat, may also meet Wright during his stay there.


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