Matt Roller is a sports journalist who writes for ESPN India Ad Solutions, ESPN Classic, and ESPN Sports Media Ltd. His articles cover a wide range of topics in the world of sports, including cricket, player auctions, league expansions, and player recalls. His work has also been featured in The News International and ESPN.
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Matt Roller's work predominantly focuses on cricket, particularly English cricket and related events like the IPL, T20, and World Cup. He also covers investment analysis in sports.
To effectively reach out to Matt, consider providing expert commentary or exclusive insights into developments within the mentioned tournaments or leagues. Additionally, if you have expertise in investment trends or financial implications within the realm of cricket and sports in general, your input may be valuable to him.
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There are 38 England-qualified players on the shortlist for the IPL's mega-auction, which will take place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on Sunday and Monday.
By: Matt Roller
The Guyana-based league is aiming to become a Champions League T20 replacement of sorts
By: Matt Roller
The world is coming to Guyana. So says the marketing slogan of the inaugural Global Super League (GSL), an invitation-only, five-team T20 competition which started Tuesday night.
PCA concerned by new policy aimed at limiting exodus to T20 leagues during English season
Players incensed by ECB clampdown on permissions to play in overseas leagues
England opt to bowl first and bring back Lauren Bell in Potchefstroom Toss - England chose to bowl first vs South Africa
The ECB has pledged to avoid an "IPL takeover" of English cricket after the latest deadline in the Hundred's sales process arrived with significant American interest.
By: Matt Roller
The Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA) has escalated its row with the ECB, accusing the board of showing players "a lack of respect" with changes to the Hundred's pay structure
The 21-year-old has only been playing professional cricket for 16 months but was drafted by Perth Scorchers on the urging of his Manchester Originals coach Simon Katich
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