Sayan Ghosh shone for Bengal. Photo: PTI
\n\nSachin Tendulkar had flown back from England to Mumbai during a World Cup to attend his father's funeral, before rejoining the team. Virat Kohli had learnt about his father's death during a Ranji Trophy game, attended the last rites in the evening, and walked back into the Delhi dressing room the next morning. Bengal pacer Sayan Ghosh has now written his name alongside them.
\n\nCarrying the pain of losing his father, Sayan turned out for Bengal at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday afternoon in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match against Karnataka.
\n\nThe Bengal squad had reached Mumbai on Wednesday morning for the group-stage tie. Soon after landing, Sayan got the news of his father's demise and had to catch a late-night flight back home. But instead of letting grief keep him away, he decided to honour his father by returning to the field. True to his resolve, he flew back to Mumbai on Friday afternoon and joined the team for practice at the Wankhede.
\n\nBengal coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla praised the young pacer's commitment. “Sayan is a vital member of the team and one of our best bowlers in this format," Shukla…
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