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KR Guruprasad
Sun, July 26 2015
Of bats, balls and dreams of eleven Indian cricketers
The career journeys of eleven small-town Indian cricketers are colourfully put together in a simple but refreshing book by KR Guruprasad.
Tue, January 20 2015
David Warner, Australia should go about their own business
His Sunday's on-field spat with Rohit Sharma was totally uncalled for.
Thu, November 14 2013
Sachin Tendulkar: The final countdown
Sachin Tendulkar’s most famous fan, Sudhir Gautam, (yes, the one with body paint and all) blew his conch shell and the sonic blasts reverberated through the cauldron that is Wankhede Stadium. It was not synchronised but soon out stepped the batsman, on whom the whole country is focused, and climbed down the long flight of stairs leading from the dressing room.
Fri, October 11 2013
Sachin Tendulkar’s retirement brings an end to the Golden Era of Indian batting
Simply put, Sachin Tendulkar is irreplaceable in world of cricket. The show, though, must go on, writes KR Guruprasad.