Naman Agarwal is the news editor at Wisden.com. He specializes in covering a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on both team and individual sports as well as various sports disciplines. Naman's work has been featured in Inshorts Medialabs Private Limited, Wisden, and Campaign India.
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Naman Agarwal's focus is predominantly on sports, specifically cricket. His coverage includes event highlights and evolving stories related to international cricket matches, players' performance and controversies.
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From overlooked beginnings to a World Cup debut, Naman Agarwal writes on how Guwahati’s journey in women’s cricket mirrors the sport’s rise in India.
By: Naman Agarwal
What could Pakistan's playing XI look like for the first Test vs South Africa in Lahore? Read this to find out.
India's decision to enforce the follow-on against West Indies in Delhi was a reflection of a team too convinced of its own superiority, writes Naman Agarwal.
By: Naman Agarwal
India's ODI series against Australia starts on Sunday (October 19). Here's what India's playing XI could look like.
By: Naman Agarwal
Australia's pace resources are and will be in focus as the 2025-26 Ashes approaches. Beyond the Big Three and Scott Boland, how do they line up?
By: Naman Agarwal
India scored 136-9 in the first ODI of the three-match series against Australia in Perth, but the DLS-revised target for the hosts was reduced to 131 in 26 overs. Here's how Australia's tactical masterclass played a role in that.
By: Naman Agarwal
Harleen Deol, Amanjot Kaur, Shafali Verma, or someone else - how can India replace the injured Pratika Rawal for the crucial semi-final vs Australia?
By: Naman Agarwal
The much-awaited 2025-26 Ashes starts on Friday in Perth. Beyond the obvious stars, which fringe Australian players could have defining impacts on the series?
The IPL 2026 auction will be held on December 16: here are five big overseas names who could struggle to attract bids.
By: Naman Agarwal
Despite being 2-0 up in the series, Australia have a few selection questions they need to answer heading into the third Test at Adelaide. Read more here.
