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
Fans of international cricket are in for a treat over the next few months, with the upcoming calendar packed with matches across all formats of the sport. Punters planning to bet on cricket with leading sports bettors like Betway Sports will undoubtedly have their sights firmly set on England’s hectic run of games over the …
By: Aryan Surana
With 18 Tests left in the current World Test Championship cycle, several teams are still in the running, and no team has yet cemented a place in the top two. India Percent: 58.33, Matches remaining: Australia (five away from home) Three unexpected defeats against New Zealand have left India standing on a banana peel. They …
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Bangladesh’s build-up for the Champions Trophy in Pakistan next year has got off to a bumpy start. Afghanistan’s 18-year-old offspinner Allah Ghazanfar picked up six wickets, with Bangladesh nosediving from 120/2 to 143 all-out in the space of 8.4 overs as the Asian Tigers set out to chase 235. Earlier, Taskin Ahmed (4 for 53) …
By: Aryan Surana
In the last few months, international cricket has witnessed an astonishing number of gaffes by home captains. Shaan Masood’s premature declaration contributed to Bangladesh’s first Test series win against Pakistan. Rohit Sharma’s decision to bat first on a moisture-laden pitch saw the beginning of the end of India’s glorious winning streak. Aiden Markram summoned two …
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Tristan Stubbs’ watchful 41-ball 47, 19 handy runs by Gerald Coetzee and a clever bowling performance helped South Africa win the second T20I and draw the series level after they were struggling at 86/7 in a chase of 124. Varun Chakaravarthy’s finest figures of 5/17 went in vain as the visitors underperformed with the bat. …
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Jos Buttler’s rollicking innings powered England’s chase in the second T20I as the visitors secured a 2-0 lead over West Indies with an emphatic seven wicket victory at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados. A disciplined bowling show helped England limit West Indies to 158/8 before Buttler bashed a 45-ball 83, which included 8 fours …
New Zealand bulwark Kane Williamson will mark his return to Tests in the three-match Test series against England while allrounder Nathan Smith has earned his maiden call-up in the format. He was the standout bowler for Wellington in the Plunkett Shield with 33 wickets at an average of 17. New Zealand Test Squad: Tom Latham …
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