India captain Sourav Ganguly [Images] expressed happiness with the way things went at the Board of Control for Cricket in India's review committee meeting in Mumbai on Tuesday.
"Whatever I had to say I have said to the BCCI," he told media persons shortly before leaving for Kolkata late in the evening.
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The committee, which discussed the rift between him and India coach Greg Chappell [Images] -- which became public after the former was asked to step down during the tour of Zimbabwe and then the coach's e-mail to BCCI chief Ranbir Singh Mahendra was leaked out -- came to the conclusion that the spat was because of "miscommunication".Asked about the controversial e-mail, wherein Chappell, among other things, said he often feigned injury, Ganguly shot back: "I am relieved that the issue is finally over.
"It was a big issue; it has finally been resolved. We [Chappell and I] can work together."
On his plans for the future, he replied, "It is up to myself, the coach and players to keep trying and working hard, especially in One-Day Internationals. I am looking forward to the season ahead."