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Chinmay Jawalekar
Sun, September 27 2015
Pankaj Dharmani: 15 interesting things to know about India’s one-cap wonder
Born September 27, 1974, Pankaj Dharmani is one of Indian cricket’s domestic circuit stalwarts. A wicket-keeper batsman, Dharmani remained the lynchpin of the Punjab Ranji team for close to two decades.
Wed, September 14 2016
Vijay Manjrekar: 20 facts about the former India batting great
Vijay Laxman Manjrekar was probably the best player of fast-bowling to have ever played for India.
Sat, September 26 2015
Ranji Trophy to be renamed as ‘Ravindraji’ Trophy
Ahead of the Indian domestic season, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) yesterday announced that the Ranji trophy, India’s premier domestic First-Class cricket championship, shall be renamed as the 'Ravindraji Trophy'.
Thu, September 24 2015
Atul Bedade: 10 interesting things to know about the former Indian batsman
Atul Chandrakant Bedade was one of the hardest hitters of the cricket ball in his playing days.
Fri, September 22 2017
Martin Crowe: 14 facts about the New Zealand batting great
Martin David Crowe is perhaps the greatest batsman and captain in the history of New Zealand.
Tue, September 20 2016
Ijaz Ahmed: 17-facts about one of the best fielders Pakistan ever produced
A brilliant stroke-player with outstanding fielding skills, Ijaz had a rock-solid temperament and an attacking approach.
Sat, September 16 2017
Asanka Gurusinha: 26 facts about Sri Lanka’s unsung hero of 1996 World Cup
Asanka Pradeep Gurusinha is a former Sri Lankan batsman, who played a key role in the island country’s victorious World Cup campaign in 1996.
Fri, September 15 2017
Abdul Qadir: 20 facts about the Pakistan spin wizard who danced his way to glory
Abdul Qadir Khan is a former Pakistan leg-spinner, who was instrumental in reviving the dying art of leg spin.
Mon, September 14 2015
The new dawn for England in limited-overs cricket
England may have gone down to the World Champions Australia in the recently concluded One-Day International (ODI) series, but the side led by Eoin Morgan has done enough to prove that it’s on the right path.
Sun, September 11 2016
Lala Amarnath: 12 interesting facts about independent India’s first Test captain
Lala Amarnath was the man of firsts. He became India’s first Test centurion when he scored 118 on debut against the visiting England at the Bombay Gymkhana.