When a virtuoso wiped the smile off Indian faces virtually
Just like his childhood hero Vettori, Santner has never been a big turner of the ball. His figures of 4/21 point to a polished set of alternate skills.
In hot pursuit, India mirror the iron will of Christchurch
Despite losing three wickets in the space of ten balls, India managed to overhaul a steep target of 226.
Kiwi coffers welcome an Indian batch lacking margin for error
A full-fledged India series is just the kind of boost New Zealand Cricket's economy needs.
Anriching a fractured relationship
Anrich Nortje manages to keep the red-ball dream alive by assiduously nursing an injury-prone body.
Kunal Chandela’s hegemony in Uttarakhand Premier League
The tactically astute opening batter has emerged as a champion in each of the three editions.
Bethell versus Banton? England’s opening race heats up a year out from ODI World Cup
Tom Banton is the fifth take in England’s audition to find Ben Duckett an opening partner, following Jamie Smith, Zak Crawley, Rehan Ahmed and Jacob Bethell.
Dikshanshu Negi: A baby-faced assassin jockeying for pole position
From Haldwani to Karnataka and back, Dikshanshu proves there is more to him than late cameos in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
Uttarakhand Premier League’s intro balances the scales
The exciting tournament opener served as a welcome change, breaking away from the high-scoring norm of state franchise leagues.
“I marked Tendulkar’s 200th run” – The scoring odyssey of Rajesh Arora
Having dedicated 41 years to the art and science of cricket scoring, he gets candid about methodology, tech transition, familial sacrifices, and lack of recognition.