London: Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly had another forgettable Twenty-20 Cup outing, making 10 runs for Northamptonshire who were held to a thrilling draw by Somerset.
However, the left-handed batsman did manage to pick two wickets in as many overs after Somerset elected to bat first and made 151 for nine in their 20 overs.
In their reply, Northamptonshire were well served by an unbeaten 49-ball 64 by Usman Afzaal.
Ganguly hit two fours in his 11-ball knock before edging the ball to Somerset wicketkeeper Carl Gazzard.
Three Northants batsmen were dismissed for a duck as the hosts, needing two runs off the last ball for a win, could manage just one and had to settle for a draw.
In his first Twenty20 match on Tuesday, Ganguly had scored 15 runs against Warwickshire who won by 24 runs.
The former captain is on a six-week stint with Northamptonshire and is banking on his performance with the county side to make a comeback to the Indian team.
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