Aryan Surana is a sports journalist who writes for Guerilla Cricket, specializing in cricket coverage. His articles provide in-depth analysis, match reports, and commentary on various cricket matches and events. Aryan's work has also been featured in Yardbarker, showcasing his expertise and passion for the sport.
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Aryan Surana's coverage is primarily focused on sports, with a strong emphasis on cricket, particularly in the context of matches involving India, South Africa, Australia, and Afghanistan. His articles are event-focused with some investment analysis.
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By: Aryan Surana
Swashbuckling New Zealand batter Martin Guptill announced his retirement from international cricket on January 8, drawing curtains on a 13-year career that spanned from 2009 to 2022. The 38-year-old featured in 367 games – 198 ODIs, 122 T20Is and 47 Tests – for the Blackcaps. Guptill concludes his top-flight journey as the highest T20I scorer …
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Maheesh Theekshana’s hattrick proved futile as New Zealand laid their hands on the three-match series against Sri Lanka with another jumbo victory in a rain-marred second ODI in Hamilton. Rachin Ravindra (79) and Mark Chapman (62) propelled the hosts to 255/9 with Theekshana strangling the lower-order. However, save for Kamindu Mendis, neither of the Sri …
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Adverse weather conditions in Brisbane forced India and Australia to share the spoils in the third Test, leaving fans on the edge of unfulfilled anticipation. India’s hopes of a dramatic turnaround flashed before their eyes on the fifth day as they removed seven wickets from Australia after losing their last wicket early in the morning. …
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New Zealand have roped in speed merchants Ben Sears and Will O’ Rourke alongside all-rounder Nathan Smith for the Champions Trophy 2025. The 26-year-old Sears is uncapped in ODIs but has featured in the other two formats and only recently returned after a knee injury consigned him to a long spell on the sidelines. O’Rourke …
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James Anderson has signed a one-year contract with his home County, Lancashire, and will be available to play in both the County Championship and T20 Blast. The 42-year-old seamer, who has been with the club since 2001, inked the deal with Lancashire following the end of his central contract with the England and Wales Cricket …
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India captain Rohit Sharma will turn out for Mumbai in the next round of Ranji Trophy fixture – against Jammu & Kashmir. This match begins on January 23. He last featured in the Ranji Trophy all the way back in November 2015. Virat Kohli meanwhile, has made himself available for Delhi’s next contest for Delhi …
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Two googlies made for a microcosm of the lopsided series opener between India and England in Kolkata. Pace basher Liam Livingstone faced the first from Varun Chakravarthy. Unable to register the finger dexterity at the point of release, he played all over the wrong un’ to lose his stumps, even though the mystery spinner isn’t …
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The smattering of grass on the Eden Gardens pitch informed England’s decision of playing a solo frontline spinner in the first T20I while India unleashed a three-pronged spin attack. Explaining the seemingly logic-defying move that went on to have a corpulent bearing on the game, winning captain Suryakumar Yadav said that they prefer sticking to …
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India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah has been conferred with the Sir Garfield Sobers award for the ICC Men’s Cricketer of the Year 2024. The 31-year-old trounced the likes of Joe Root, Travis Head and Harry Brook to earn the coveted prize. Bumrah became only the fifth Indian to win the award after Rahul Dravid (2004), …
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New Zealand’s Amelia Kerr has bagged her maiden Rachael Heyhoe-Flint Trophy after being named the ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year 2024. She becomes the first from her country to win the prestigious trophy after helping New Zealand end their T20I World Cup drought in Dubai in October last year. The Kiwi all-rounder was also …
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