Chirayu Jain is a sub-editor at CricTracker. He passionately writes about sports, particularly team and competitive sports, while also exploring the intersection of sports and finance. Chirayu's work has been featured in G2G.news, The Leaflet, MSN, and Sports Info, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise in the sports industry.
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After an emphatic win in the first match where the visiting batters looked extremely comfortable in the middle to complete a clinical run chase, the
Spending an Indian summer in New York when the World Cup is taking place is a treat. More so was my experience at Courtroom No. 1305, Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse for Southern District of New York. A world away from snakes and ladders of New Delhi.
Red-ball cricket resumes in the island nation, as Sri Lanka (SL) are all set to go up against India (IND) in the first Test of the two-match series
By: Chirayu Jain
The Duleep Trophy has returned for its 2026-27 edition. This also marks the commencement of India's 2026-27 domestic season, with the red-ball tournament getting the proceedings underway.
By: Chirayu Jain
Brief scores Sri Lanka 8/2 (Prasidh Krishna 1/1, Manav Suthar 1/6) trail India 503/9d (Devdutt Padikkal 117, Dhruv Jurel 115*, Asitha Fernando 4-106) by 495 runs
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By: Chirayu Jain
Brief Scores: Sri Lanka for 8 (Sonal Dinusha 85*, Pasindu Sooriyabandara 80, Manav Suthar 21-1-83-3, Prasidh Krishna 14-1-47-3) trail India 503 for 9 dec (Devdutt Padikkal 117, Dhruv Jurel 115*) by 238 runs
Off-spin all-rounder Saransh Jain picked up his first-ever Test wicket in his debut outing at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo, sending
The series goes on as England (ENG) and Pakistan (PAK) collide in the second Test of the tour, which is set to be played at the historic setting of
By: Chirayu Jain
Brief scores India 503/9 decl. trail Sri Lanka 290 (Sonal Dinusha 103, Pasindu Sooriyabandara 80; Prasidh Krishna 3-52, Manav Suthar 3-85) & 229/6 f/o (Pasindu Sooriyabandara 92, Kamindu Mendis 55; Manav Suthar 2-81) by 16 runs.
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By: Chirayu Jain
Captains shook hands, and the game that wrote Gamage Sonal Dinusha 's story of resilience all over SSC was done.
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