IPL: The heady cocktail of cricket and Bollywood
As newspapers, news channels and social media sites is agog about the Indian Premier League, Aayush Puthran reasons out why the people of the India...
Aayush Puthran
(While enjoying the small joys of life, rarely has anything mesmerised Aayush Puthran more than cricket. A student of Journalism in Mumbai, he is trying to figure out two things: ways to make Test cricket a commercial hot property and the best way to beat Mumbai traffic. He has a certain sense of obsession with novelty. He might seem confused, but he is just battling a thousand demons within his mind. Nonetheless, he is always up for a light-hearted chat over a few cups of coffee!)
Ravindra Jadeja battles against the odds and emerges as an inspirational winner
Ravindrasinh Anirudhsinh Jadeja, in the true sense, emerged a hero in India’s convincing 4-0 victory against Australia.
Interviews
Women’s cricket is a glamour sport, says the very beautiful 17-year-old Holly Ferling
In a star-studded Australian side, it is a 17-year-old sensation who has managed to hog the spotlight in the ongoing ICC Women’s World Cup.
Interviews
Sachin Tendulkar is much loved in Australia, says Lisa Sthalekar
In an exclusive interview with CricketCountry’s Aayush Puthran, Lisa Sthalekar talks about women’s cricket, her Indian connection, the...
MS Dhoni's retention as Test captain is critical to India's rebuilding process
While India prepare for the Australian series, it is important that somebody takes over the charge of rebuilding a new side. The selection panel...
This could well be India's World Cup
India’s performance in the opening match of the 2013 ICC Women’s World Cup and the matches thereafter show signs of a promising tournament...
Ravindra Jadeja could well have the last laugh, much like Andrew Flintoff
Aayush Puthran draws similarities between Ravindra Jadeja and Andrew Flintoff and believes that the Saurasthra lad can script a successful story...
India needs to play different teams in the three formats
It is a strange situation that Indian cricket finds itself in. It is facing the problem of poor performances at the international level.
Exits of Tendulkar, Ponting, Dravid, Laxman & Brett Lee made it a poignant 2012 for cricket fans
Sports, team or individual, has its own stars that define eras, make people fall in love with the game and leave an impact that is hard to erase...
BCCI needs to overhaul the system to allow Indian players to play the band and bansuri
Amol Muzumdar, one of the greatest Indian batsmen to have never played for the country, said a few months back in an exclusive interview to CricketCountry...
