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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J Abhiram, the chief selector, didn't mince his words when asked about the polarising decision. 'He hasn't done anything great this year,' he told DH.
In Bengal’s quarterfinal clash against Baroda at the M Chinnaswamy stadium on Wednesday, Bengal pacer Shami didn't show signs of discomfort in the joints, but he didn’t look comfortable with the game itself.
The South African opened up to DH about his journey with Gukesh, and how this moment was no accident, but destiny.
Given that only 120 names are going to go under the hammer, the event itself might not go on for more than three hours, but then again, that's not entirely a bad thing because these auctions are getting tedious.
By: Roshan Thyagarajan
Should the rain stay away, however, this contest of polarising ideologies will no doubt provide plenty of ammo for dynamic story lines.
The MP skipper couldn't stop his side from feeling forlorn for they didn't have the endless pool of talent to overcome Mumbai's depth on the night. Least of all the temperament to handle a 21-year-old Suryansh Shedge's cudgel.
There was never any reason to believe the 2025 auction would be more engrossing than it could be because only 19 slots needed to be filled between five teams.
By: Roshan Thyagarajan
Shaw seems to have taken a step in the right direction, though. Despite an abundance of adipose tissue poking through his oversized t-shirt, Shaw put up 197 runs in nine SMAT games.
Having made his first-class debut last season, Shedge showed that his record-breaking adventures in the Harris Shield weren’t just about a slightly more talented boy wielding his powers over slightly less talented folk.
EAS Prasanna revealed that R Ashwin's height helped him experiment far more than other, shorter spinners.
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