Anshul Gupta is a Research Director at Gartner, specializing in the Indian market, particularly Uttar Pradesh and Noida. He is also an analyst and writer for INDIA TV, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, and current affairs. Anshul's work has been featured in several prominent media outlets such as Times Network, The Economic Times, and New York Daily News.
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Anshul's focus is primarily on cricket, especially related to the Indian Cricket Team and T20 Matches. He also covers live telecasts of cricket events and announcements from the government related to sports.
Given his local geographic focus in India, pitches should offer insights into upcoming cricket events featuring or impacting players from Uttar Pradesh or Noida. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on the performance and strategies of the Indian Cricket Team in specific matches may be valuable for Anshul's coverage.
Relevant story angles could include player interviews, analysis of team dynamics leading up to significant matches, or discussions around how specific policy announcements might affect local teams or players.
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By: Anshul Gupta
Santner has previously led New Zealand in 24 T20Is and four ODIs and will take over the white-ball team full-time. Santner recently has had his second coming in Test cricket with two Player of the Match performances against India and England and will be looking to continue his good form.
West Indies levelled the series with a scintillating 9-wicket victory in the second T20I as the Indian women's team's batting fell short. However, vice-captain Smriti Mandhana continued her smashing run of form smashing her second consecutive half-century and broke the world record.
By: Anshul Gupta
Jasprit Bumrah continued to trouble the Australians in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy as his tally reached 21 wickets for the series and achieved a historic record by an Indian bowler in overseas Tests. Australia declared 89/7 in their second innings as India were set a target of 275 runs.
By: Anshul Gupta
The third Test between India and Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane ended in a draw and the series is nicely poised 1-1 going into the Boxing Day and New Year's Tests. The draw saw a couple of changes in the World Test Championship (WTC) points table, not in the spots but the points percentage.
By: Anshul Gupta
Rohit Sharma paid tribute to former India all-rounder R Ashwin, who announced his retirement from international cricket following the third Test against Australia at Gabba, Brisbane. The Gabba Test ended in a draw as rain washed out most of the play over five days.
South Africa with a depleted bowling unit but most of the first-choice batting side just weren't good enough against Pakistan as the visitors ended up winning the second ODI and hence, took a 2-0 unassailable series victory after posting a massive score of 329 runs on the board.
New South Wales' Sam Konstas is set to be the youngest Test opener for Australia in 70 years as Australia showed a bit of ruthlessness as they announced their squad for the remaining two Tests against India in Melbourne and Sydney. One of the pacers has returned to the Test side after three years.
Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) official broke silence on Prithvi Shaw's snub from the squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Shaw had even expressed his displeasure after being dropped while mentioning his statistics in List-A career. The Vijay Hazare Trophy begins on Saturday, December 21.
By: Anshul Gupta
West Indies were not just good enough with the bat, especially in the whole series as they were folded for 140, 102 and 109 in the three matches. It has been a coming-of-age tour for Jaker Ali as the middle-order batter scored two Test fifties, an unbeaten 62 in ODIs and now a match-winning 72*.
By: Anshul Gupta
It was a really mixed year for the Indian women as they failed to qualify for the T20 World Cup semis and also faltered in the Asia Cup final. There were a few series wins at home and also a Test victory but selection issues and lack of accountability continued to be major talking points in 2024.
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