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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By: Roshan Thyagarajan
From mistaken identity to match winner: The Shashank redemption
RCB's problems go beyond batting ineptness
'Child-like approach is reason for our success'
This largely is because spinners, at least those of the finger-spinning variety, have more control, have an uncanny ability to dictate the tempo in
IPL bowling menu: varieties of slower balls
By: Roshan Thyagarajan
Formula E arrived last year, but got shelved due to political wrangling this year. MotoGP had a successful round last year, but no one can predict its future.
Indian pace resources are looking thin for its next ICC assignment.
Bowlers can relax, high totals are peculiar to IPL
With six points from 10 games, RCB are at the bottom of the table. They're on par with the ninth-placed Mumbai Indians as far as victories and losses are concerned, but their Net Run Rate has lined them up for the wooden spoon.
Mohammed Siraj had conceded more than 40 runs thrice and over 35 runs thrice in the first seven games this season. That one game he did well came against the Kings on March 25.
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