India cricket chief Sourav Ganguly hospitalised again

UNB, New Delhi :
India’s cricket board chief Sourav Ganguly, affectionately known as ‘Dada’, has been hospitalised again.
 The 48-year-old former India skipper was rushed to Apollo, a leading private hospital in the eastern city of Kolkata, on Wednesday afternoon, after he complained of mild chest pain.
 Saurav has been undergoing treatment at home since he was discharged from another leading private hospital in Kolkata earlier this month, where he underwent an angioplasty surgery following a heart attack.
 On January 2, Saurav was rushed to Woodlands hospital after he complained of acute chest pain and dizziness while working out at a gym. Later that day, he underwent angioplasty after three tiny blockages were detected in his coronary artery.
 Three days later, India’s leading cardiac surgeon Devi Shetty, who flew down to Kolkata from the southern city of Bengaluru, declared Saurav absolutely fit. “Saurav could run a marathon and fly a plane “as his heart is as strong as it was when he was 20.”