Mild heart-attack will not have any impact on Sourav Ganguly's well being, can lead a normal life, says noted cardiologist

Asked if the former left-handed batsman would have to undergo another angioplasty, the cardiologist said he could either treat it medically or go for the procedure. Kolkata: BCCI chief and former Team India captain Sourav Ganguly, who underwent angioplasty following a mild heart attack, is now stable with no complaint of chest pain or breathing issues, noted cardiologist Dr Devi Shetty said on Tuesday, after monitoring the cricket icon’s health. Thanking the doctors at the medical establishment for providing Ganguly with the “best possible treatment right on time”, Dr Shetty further said, “He will be able to participate in a marathon, fly a plane or chase any of his dreams or aspirations without this causing any set back. He can even exercise like a normal person.” Asked if the former left-handed batsman would have to undergo another angioplasty, the cardiologist said he could either treat it medically or go for the procedure.