Cricket History and Facts

Sachin Tendulkar was born in Mumbai (then Bombay) on April 24, 1973. Mumbai is not only his birthplace but also where he grew up and began his cricketing journey. He is often referred to as the 'Master Blaster' and is considered one of the greatest batsmen in cricket history.

Rahul Dravid made his Test debut alongside Sourav Ganguly in the same match against England at Lord's in June 1996. This was a famous debut for both players, with Dravid scoring 95 runs in the first innings. While Sachin Tendulkar, Sehwag, and Yuvraj are all legendary Indian batsmen, Dravid was the one who debuted with Ganguly.

Geoff Boycott, the legendary English opener and commentator, bestowed the title "Prince of Calcutta" upon Sourav Ganguly. Boycott was impressed by Sourav's elegant batting style and his close association with Kolkata (home of the Eden Gardens). The nickname reflected Boycott's admiration for Sourav's prince-like demeanor and charismatic leadership on and off the field.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala was a wicketkeeper-batsman who played in the Indian Cricket League (ICL) for the Chandigarh Lions. The ICL was a private league that ran from 2007-2009 before being dissolved.

Ambati Rayudu was a talented batsman who played in the ICL for the Hyderabad Heroes before later joining the IPL and representing India. He was one of the prominent players who joined the rebel league.

Justin Kemp is a South African all-rounder who played in the ICL for the Hyderabad Heroes franchise. The ICL featured several international players including South Africans like Kemp and Nicky Boje.

Ganapathy Vignesh is a Tamil Nadu cricketer who played in the ICL for the Chennai Superstars. He was a medium-pacer who participated in the rebel league during its short existence.

Ganapathy Vignesh played for the Chennai Superstars in the ICL and later appeared for the Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL. Many ICL players eventually joined the IPL after the rebel league was dissolved.

Ambati Rayudu played for the Hyderabad Heroes in the ICL and later represented the Mumbai Indians in the IPL. He became a key player for Mumbai Indians and eventually played for India.

Justin Kemp played for the Hyderabad Heroes in the ICL and later appeared for the Chennai Super Kings in the IPL. The South African all-rounder was part of Chennai's IPL squad.

Ali Murtaza is a Pakistani cricketer who played in the ICL (Indian Cricket League) for Delhi Giants and later in the IPL for Mumbai Indians. The question correctly identifies both teams he was associated with during his career.