kolkata former india captain and current bcci president sourav ganguly said the team which won the 2002 natwest trophy in memorable fashion got carried away after the victory and rightly so after such a pulsating encounterit was on july 13 2002 when ganguly and his young team won the natwest trophy final chasing down a steep target of 326 with just three balls to sparewhile mohammad kaif played a brilliant knock of 87 not out he was well supported by yuvraj singh who scored 69 and both helped india script one of the most memorable wins in the history of the sportfollowing the win ganguly had waived his tshirt at the lords balcony an image which is still fresh in the mind of every cricket fan in the countryit was a great moment we all got carried away but thats what sport is when you win a game like that you celebrate even more that was one of the great cricket matches i have been part of ganguly told india test opener mayank agarwal in an interview shared by bcci on their twitter page with hashtag dadaopenswithmayankasked to compare the 2003 world cup final where india were thrashed by australia and the natwest win ganguly said they both have their own place the world cup final has its own place we were smashed by australia they were the best team in that generation as i said before winning every game hands down except australia i thought was a great achievementnatwest had its own charm you win in england on a saturday at lords its a remarkable feeling its a packed house i am sure you will get to be there when we travel for the 5 test matchesthe world cup final was there in 2019 when i was commentating it was unbelievable