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A late resurgence helped India register a 2-1 win over Pakistan in the fifth match of the bilateral hockey series here on Friday. With their maiden win after three home losses and a draw, the visitors managed to close the series score to 3-1.
 
The Indians were in control of proceedings for most of today's match as the hosts were guilty of an insipid performance. Despite adopting a cautious approach, the Indians looked the better side in terms of coordination and ball possession.
 

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Sunil Gavaskar has asked Ganguly not to give up playing cricket because of the bad patch he has hit in recent times. Ganguly was present at the function along with West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharya when Gavaskar said Ganguly still had age on his side and, like every player, was going through a bad patch.

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The writing is on the wall. The selectors don't want him, the team management doesn't want him. With the doors of Team India dressing room all but shut on his face, Sourav Ganguly faces the biggest dilemma of his cricketing career: whether to chuck it all and call it quits, or fight on gamely like a disciplined soldier. So there is to be no third coming, not even the conciliatory balm of a sprightly jaunt into the sunset. Yet, perched though it is on a bedrock of flux, the time is ripe in Indian cricket for just the kind of uncontrite denouement that the whole, unsavoury Sourav Ganguly saga has meandered to.
 
 
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