Srinjoy Sanyal

Bengal opener Abhimanyu Easwaran has been ruled out of the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy with a split webbing.

Premier all-rounder Shahbaz Ahamad is not taking calls of anyone from the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) during his ongoing rehab at NCA, sources

If ever there's a group which is creating more noise than the one dissecting Virat Kohli missing the first two Tests versus England due to personal

Brendon McCullum himself may not like the term. But Bazball has engulfed Test cricket in such a storm that Collins Dictionary was forced to shortlist it as one of the words of 2023.

‘Staying in the present' is one of the most popular catchphrases in the world of cricket. What was once a progressive tenet has now become a hoary response.

The year was 2016. Bengal were practising at the Jadavpur University Salt Lake Campus Ground for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season.

A twinkle appears in his eye. A smile starts to form at the corner of his lip, in what has otherwise been an intense countenance.

Arms outstretched, mouth wide open and yapping, the curls flying backward, Manimaran Siddharth was like a footballer off on a celebratory run after scoring a last-gasp winner.

As Rishabh Pant walked out to bat in Mullanpur on March 23, there were smiles all around, perhaps even a few moist eyes. Nobody wished for runs.

March 14, 2001. An epochal day in Indian cricket as VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid batted the entire 90 overs to reverse a follow-on and eventually snap Australia's 16-Test winning streak.