Roshan Thyagarajan is a Principal Sports Correspondent for Deccan Herald, focusing on local sports news in India, specifically in the state of Karnataka and the city of Bengaluru. With a keen interest in cricket, Roshan covers a wide range of topics including match analysis, player interviews, and the impact of sports on society.
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New Zealand have stunned the hosts by going 2-0 up in the three-match series, and they have also given a good account of themselves in the third Test.
While Young’s 71 and Mitchell’s 82 assisted the visitors in putting up a decent 235 all out in 65.4 overs on the opening day, Jadeja’s unchanged spell of 22 overs was a testament to his remarkable hardiness.
By: Roshan Thyagarajan
Speaking after the opening day’s play at the Wankhede Stadium, the left-arm spinner said: 'I was afraid of this. I personally thought that until I played for India, I wouldn't lose a single series, and then this happened. Whatever I think about, it somehow happens suddenly.'
By: Roshan Thyagarajan
At a time when India were 41 runs from chasing down 147 runs and winning the Test on the back of Pant’s sterling 64, a knock which stood like a beacon among ruins, Ajaz Patel and his mates appealed for a caught-behind call.
India have suffered a sweep in the past when they went down to South Africa in 2000 but that was only a two-Test series. This, a 3-0 loss, is thereby a new low for Indian cricket.
Sure, he was only the third-highest scorer behind Rishabh Pant and Rachin Ravindra, but his impact on this series was about as unmistakable as how comprehensive the Kiwis were.
Pant, for instance, has scored 422 runs in five Tests, including a century and three half-centuries. It's unsure if this is because he's grateful for his spot in the team or because he's grateful for his life.
By: Roshan Thyagarajan
Bohl has redefined the art of swimming over the last three decades with his wards winning a medal at the Olympics every year since 2008. However, it's hard to pinpoint his methodology until you get a nuanced read of what his work entails.
It is exactly 50 years since the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru played host to its first Test match.
Welcome to yet another edition of the Indian Premier League’s Auction - two days where everyone is allowed to unabashedly ask about someone’s ‘salary’ and have opinions on it. Clearly, nothing has changed since 2008, but this one - the 18th edition - has a different sentiment to it.
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