Dodda Ganesh
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Doddan Ganesh (pronunciation; born 30 June 1973) is a retired Indian cricketer who appeared in 4 Tests and one ODI in 1997.
He was a right-arm seam bowler and a good lower-order batsman. Ganesh failed to make a splash in his limited Test opportunities, taking up only five wickets per hour at 57.40.
He took 365 wickets from 104 matches, including 299 at 27.09 for his team.
Karnataka.
He has recently applied for the role of head coach of the Indian Cricket team and is eager for the interview.
Early career
Dodda Ganesh started as both a wicketkeeper and an opening batsman. K. Ananthapadmanabhan, the Kerala wicketkeeper, and India's World Cup-winning wicketkeeper Syed Kirmani were among his idols as he progressed. Gundappa Viswanath discovered his bowling skills and signed him to the Chikna club. He was a student in Balehonnur, where he competed with the likes of Ismail from the beginnings. He migrated to AV Jayaprakash's training camp, where he excelled as a bowler and was pushed into the Karnataka team, despite being dissatisfied with the lack of opportunities.
Domestic career
For Karnataka cricket, the 1990s were the golden age for the sport. Despite making his debut in the 1994-95 season, Ganesh was unable to secure a permanent spot in the Karnataka team. Javagal Srinath, Venkatesh Prasad, Anil Kumble, and Sunil Joshi are among those who attended the Javagal Srinath, Venkatesh Prasad, Anil Kumble, and Sunil Joshi. Ganesh had few opportunities to showcase his talent.
He took up 11 wickets in the Irani Trophy from 1996-97, including V. V. S. Laxman and Navjot Singh Sidhu, and he stormed into national reckoning. After this success, he was selected for the Indian cricket team's tour of South Africa.
International career
In the 2nd Test against South Africa at Cape Town, Ganesh made his international debut. In the first innings, he bowled 24 overs without success. When he trapped Gary Kirsten leg before wicket, he took his first Test wicket in the second innings. In this game, India suffered a humiliating loss. He stayed in place for the upcoming Test in Johannesburg. South Africa held their game as South Africa hung on for a draw. He just bowled nine overs in the game.
Despite not having a great tour, he was chosen for the West Indies tour in 1997. He took up four wickets, including Carl Hooper in both innings, during the 3rd Test at Barbados. Despite having only 120 runs to chase, India stumbled in the 2nd innings, losing 81 runs. At Guyana, Ganesh conducted one more rain-affected Test.
Later career
Ganesh returned to the team's bowling mainstays after returning to Karnataka. He took 365 wickets from 1994-95 to 2005-06 over a long career. In the match against Haryana in 2002-03, his best bowling figures were 7 for 36 (89 for 89). His batting became more valuable over the years. He scored 536 runs against Vidarbha in 2002-03, his first century, including his 119 against Vidarbha.