Pat Cummins has been at the forefront of Australia’s cricketing dominance in recent years, playing a pivotal role as both a fast bowler and a captain. Known for his lethal pace and composure with the bat when the team needs him the most, Cummins has become an integral figure in Australia’s cricketing success across formats.… Read More
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In a year when India’s batting line-up saw considerable turbulence, Yashasvi Jaiswal emerged as a beacon of consistency and brilliance. The young sensation enjoyed a spectacular 2024, finishing as India’s highest run-scorer in Test cricket with an astonishing 1,478 runs at an average of 54.74. His remarkable tally included 9 half-centuries and 3 centuries, proving… Read More
In a year that saw India’s cricket fortunes fluctuate, Jasprit Bumrah emerged as the star of the season. While India faced challenges, including a 3-1 defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) to Australia, Bumrah’s individual performances were nothing short of extraordinary. The 31-year-old pacer finished 2024 with a remarkable 71 wickets in just 13 games,… Read More
South Africa’s journey in ICC events has been a rollercoaster of near misses and heartbreaks, but 2025 presents a golden opportunity for redemption. For the fourth time in just six ICC tournaments since 2023, the Proteas have reached the finals, showcasing their consistency and resilience on the grand stage. This time, they will battle Australia… Read More
As the 2023-25 World Test Championship (WTC) nears its conclusion, the battle for the coveted final berth at Lord’s is heating up. With just eight Tests left across four series, five teams—South Africa, Australia, India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan—remain in contention to clinch a spot in the title decider. Here’s a detailed look at each… Read More
The book “Bodyline Autopsy” is one of the most well-researched and detailed accounts on cricket’s most turbulent series played during 1932-33. Surely, it deserves our greater attention. History was a drab subject in school because one had to memorize dates and study the reign of dynasties. It would leave me exasperated with what seemed like… Read More
WV Raman’s latest book on leadership explains what it takes to be a great leader. Through his experiences of playing and interacting with several personalities and later coaching, Raman methodically uncovers the different attributes of leadership, which makes for a remarkable read. Introduction What goes through a cricketer’s mind when he is about to… Read More
Data motors: How technology drives performance in cricket
When S Ramakrishnan, or Ramki as he is known, headed to National Cricket Academy in 2003, he had a dream- By Venkata Krishna B (Express News Service) Technological innovations have made it easier for coaches to plan. Venkata Krishna B finds out what goes on behind the scenes and how experts compile a massive database to… Read More
Where Change Gets Called by Tradition: The Case Study of SportsMechanics
By Invitation- Hari, Varun, Shrey, Kumar and Arjun Every battle is won before it is fought.” – SUN TZU “If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.”– MILTON BERLE Sports and the Modern Society Sports has been an intrinsic part of human society dating back to eras sans records. Every nation, or culture points towards… Read More
FIFA WORLD CUP 2018: Likely sides to progress from the Group stages
Russia is all set to host the 21st FIFA World Cup, and the month long carnival is set to kick off on Thursday (June 14th) as the hosts take on Saudi Arabia. Here is a small preview of the teams and likely qualifiers to the knockout stages. GROUP A URUGUAY, RUSSIA, SAUDI ARABIA, EGYPT Spearheaded… Read More