Sourav Ganguly spends time with daughter Sana during recent London vacation ahead of ENG vs IND 2025 Tests [In Pictures]

Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly spent time with his daughter, Sana, in London ahead of the Test series against England. England will host India for a five-match Test series, beginning June 20.

Sourav Ganguly posted pictures of himself with his daughter from their recent London vacation on his Instagram account. The two could be seen on the streets. Ganguly was wearing a grey jacket with a white cap, while Sana sported a black and white striped jacket with a white t-shirt.

"Happy moments…," the former captain captioned his post.

Below is Sourav Ganguly's Instagram post -

The Indian team are already in England and have begun practicing for the upcoming Test series. They will be led by the new captain, Shubman Gill. Veterans Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli announced their retirements from the longest format last month.

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Sourav Ganguly at opening ceremony of Bengal Pro T20 League

Sourav Ganguly was in Bengal on Wednesday, June 11, for the opening ceremony of the Bengal Pro T20 League 2025, a domestic T20 tournament.

Ganguly graced the opening ceremony along with some notable names from the state, such as former Indian women's pacer Jhulan Goswami and former Indian wicketkeeper-batter Wriddhiman Saha.

Below are some glimpses from the opening ceremony of the Bengal Pro T20 League (via the tournament's X handle):

Ganguly, who hails from Bengal, is among the greats to have represented and led the Indian cricket team. He made his international debut in 1992 in an ODI against the West Indies in Brisbane. He made his Test debut in 1996 against England at Lord's.

The left-handed batter played 113 Tests and 311 ODIs for India. Ganguly piled on 7212 Test runs, with 16 hundreds and 35 fifties. He amassed 11,363 ODI runs, with 22 hundreds and 73 half-centuries. The all-rounder also picked up 34 Test wickets and 100 ODI wickets.

The former captain also served as the BCCI President for three years from 2019 to 2022.