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
His elbow injury nursed, Temba Bavuma has been included in the squad to play two Tests against Sri Lanka as South Africa eye a berth in next year’s World Test Championship final. Bavuma, South Africa’s captain, hasn’t played since October 4, when he hurt himself diving to reach the crease during an ODI against Ireland …
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England speedster Jofra Archer does not feature in the final list of players set to be auctioned at the Indian Premier League player auction 2025 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on November 24 and 25. The list comprises of 574 players, with 366 Indian and 208 overseas cricketers. While Archer is absent, the 42-year-old James Anderson …
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Metaphorically speaking, the fingertips of Evan Flint are all over the pitch for the first Test between South Africa and Sri Lanka. He is responsible for the zestful greentops at Wanderers, and oversaw the track being prepared by Wonderboy Khanyile, the successor of Durban’s long-serving curator Wilson Ngobese. An educated guess would be that Flint …
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Harry Brook’s match-defining knock (171) in the Christchurch Test was far from chanceless as an uncharacteristically butter-fingered New Zealand put down eight catches in the whole England innings, a catch-conversion figure that is usually associated with schoolboy cricket. Even Brydon Carse got a lifeline on the moving day when Glenn Phillips out of all fielders …
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Rohit Sharma flattered to deceive on the second afternoon of the Border Gavaskar Trophy 2021 decider at Gabba. Six boundaries had ushered him to 44 when he advanced to Nathan Lyon only to be beaten by the flight and dip, skewing the loft off the inside half of the bat to long-on. Australia posted 369 …
What can rightly be termed as utter excitement in the cricketing world, West Indies will face off against Bangladesh in their much-awaited series’ first One-Day International at Warner Park in Basseterre on December 8. It is going to be an utter thrill. With both the teams having their playing styles, explosive talents, and strategic gameplays, …
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A couple of moments on the second day in Adelaide belied what Test cricket stands for, or rather reaffirmed the transmogrifying avatar of the format. Not that he channelized his inner maverick in a delicate scenario unprecedentedly but Rishabh Pant advanced to flay Scott Boland for a boundary first ball with India tottering at 66-3, …
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England claimed yet another crushing victory against New Zealand, winnings by 323 runs at the Basin Reserve, and consummating a comfortable series win – their first in New Zealand since 2008. Joe Root began the day for the visitors in emphatic fashion, bringing up his 36th Test Match hundred with his (now) trademark ‘Root-scoop’. His …
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South Africa’s 2-0 series win against Sri Lanka at home has pruned down what was a five-team jostle to what is now practically a three-way race to the summit clash of the World Test Championship final next June. New Zealand have missed the boat due to the two defeats to England at home following their …
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Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head have been handed a demerit point each by the International Cricket Council after their heated exchange during the Adelaide Test. Additionally, the Indian pacer has also been fined 20% of his match fee. “The incident occurred in the 82nd over when, upon dismissing the batter (Travis Head), Siraj came within …
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