Somshuvra Laha is the Chief Cricket Writer for Hindustan Times, specializing in covering local cricket news in India. With a deep knowledge and passion for the sport, Somshuvra provides insightful analysis and commentary on cricket matches, players, and the overall cricketing landscape in India.
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An ODI series loss in Sri Lanka after 27 years brings the focus on the Indian batters' temperament and skill on slow tracks
When it comes to injury-induced layoffs, Shami is no stranger to staying away from cricket for long phases
Root may be widening the gap with Kohli, Williamson and Smith in the Test run tally but still lags behind them on a few overall counts
The Gabba, Brisbane's iconic cricket venue, may miss out on hosting annual Tests for the first time in 50 years due to a short-term agreement with Cricket Australia and upcoming renovations for the 2032 Olympics.
Data matchups have given slow left-arm bowlers a nudge in T20, and its spillover effect is showing in Tests now
The left-arm pacer’s exclusion from the second Test against Bangaldesh is partly his doing but Pakistan also erred by not managing him well
Six-player draft in Australia’s Women’s Big Bash underscores India’s coming of age and ensures further growth
With the in-form Mehidy Miraz and Shakib Al Hasan set to front Bangladesh bowling in upcoming tour, Test batters will eye a good workout against spin
Teenager champions old school batting in memorable hundred as star batters fail on first day of Duleep Trophy
Hits 47-ball 61 to help India B build sizeable lead versus India A in Bengaluru; Suthar takes 7 wickets in India C's Anantapur win over India D
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