Somshuvra Laha is a sports journalist at Hindustan Times. With over 11 years of experience, he specializes in cricket, football, and competitive sports, having covered major events such as the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup and the 2016 ICC World Twenty20. His work has been featured in various platforms including Hindustan Times, MSN, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Somshuvra Laha's articles mainly focus on sports, particularly cricket. He frequently covers events and provides investment analysis in the context of sports. His work often includes expert commentary, which indicates that he may be open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into the world of cricket, especially within the Indian context.
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By: Somshuvra Laha
Fifties from openers saw the hosts finish the opening day of the three-day warm-up match on 363/8.
His unbeaten 142 on Day 2 of the three-day warm-up tie in Colombo is timely, ahead of the first Test in Galle
The visitors won the 3-day game after the home side's sporting declaration to let the Indians bat again in Colombo
The visitors won the 3-day game after the home side’s sporting declaration to let the Indians bat again in Colombo
Kolkata, Aug. 9 -- Three deliveries into their innings, India had already lost Yashasvi Jaiswal.
This attack may require more from Siraj, more overs from the spinners and greater flexibility in their approach
The batting great held his own in the frenetic Bazball era. Back as Test captain, he may have to preside over a balanced batting approach
The 28-year-old has been India's No.1 keeper for a while now but the emergence of Jurel and Kishan will keep him on his toes
By: Somshuvra Laha
Kolkata, Aug. 13 -- Rishabh Pant has built much of his Test career by refusing to play the game conventionally. If there is a ball to hit, he hits it.
By: Somshuvra Laha
The slow turners of Sri Lanka challenge batters in very different ways and the India opener will have to put his best foot forward
