Gomesh S is a sports journalist based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. He is currently employed by The New Indian Express and focuses on national sports coverage, with a particular emphasis on cricket. Gomesh's articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on cricket matches, players, and events in India.
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CHENNAI: KL Rahul, the Test cricketer, can be hard to make sense of. As much as it is the same in the other two formats of the game, in Tests, Rahul is an anoma
By: Gomesh S
CHENNAI: If the first indication of the Indian summer Down Under came as front pages of newspapers decorated by Virat Kohli with Hindi headlines earlier this we
CHENNAI: For an X (formerly known as Twitter) account with about 732,000 followers, every post from @BCCIdomestic (the handle of the Indian cricket body that gi
CHENNAI: Remember January 2021? If you are an Indian cricket fan or just a follower of the sport in general, you would. An Indian team, filled with more players who started the tour as substitutes and net bowlers, had made the 4 AM alarms and spending half the morning in front of television sets and streaming sites all worth it. As much as there is always a sense of romance about getting up early in the day for an Australian summer, this was so much more.
CHENNAI: The last time India played a Test match in Australia, things didn't go well for the batters. After letting Australia post 369 in the first innings, Ind
By: Gomesh S
CHENNAI: One of the main reasons for India's success in the longest format when Ravi Shastri, as head coach, and Virat Kohli, as captain, were at helm was their
By: Gomesh S
CHENNAI: On September 9, 2024, Mumbai Indians, the Indian Premier League franchise, had shared a reel on their Instagram handle. The video begins with a young J
CHENNAI: With less than two months to go for the second edition of the Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup, India is set to play a tri-series featuring India A, B and South Africa early next month (December) in Pune. The official announcement and squads are expected to come over the next few days.
CHENNAI: At approximately 12.35 pm IST on Friday, when Usman Khawaja ran back to catch Nitish K Reddy out for 41 in The Perth Stadium, every Indian fan — whether they were watching from the stands or glued to television/mobile screens — would have let out a sigh of frustration.
CHENNAI: Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul are walking off the field at The Perth Stadium on Saturday evening. About 50m away stands Virat Kohli, fully padded-up re
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