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AB de Villiers
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Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
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India winning the 2011 ODI World Cup
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Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya is a cricket journalist based in India who takes a keen interest in stories that unfold on and off the field. His expertise lies in news writing, features and profiles, interviews, stats, and numbers-driven stories. He has also worked as a podcaster and talk show host on cricket-related shows on YouTube and Spotify.
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Exclusive: India Need to Back Kuldeep Yadav and Consider Shubman Gill for Asia Cup, says Former Spinner Pragyan Ojha
The Indian cricket team, under the leadership of Shubman Gill, drew a high-profile Test series in England 2-2, boosting his chances for a T20I return at the upcoming Asia Cup. Former spinner Pragyan Ojha praised Gill's leadership and potential, while questioning the future of experienced player Karun Nair and highlighting the necessity of wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav in the playing XI. Additionally, Gill could potentially lead the T20I side if regular captain Suryakumar Yadav is unavailable.
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
2025-08-14

Cricket
Exclusive: Mohammed Siraj’s 185-Over Marathon Earns Praise as Former BCCI Selector Ankola Tips Him to Get Even Better
Indian cricketer Mohammed Siraj, known for his intense bowling style, has been making his mark in Test cricket. Former fast bowler Salil Ankola believes he is on track for future success with his work ethic and improvement in all aspects of the game. As India prepares for upcoming Tests, Siraj's performance will be crucial in enhancing his home record.
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
2025-08-12

Cricket
Exclusive: India’s Fast-Bowling Future in Flux as Injuries, Inconsistency Hamper New Crop, says T.A. Sekhar
India's fast bowling prospects have been hit by injuries and inconsistency. Former pacer T.A. Sekhar emphasizes the importance of technique and fitness for speedsters, highlighting specific areas of improvement for Prasidh Krishna, Akash Deep, and Anshul Kamboj. The future of Indian pace attack relies on mentoring and technical adjustments.
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
2025-07-31

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Exclusive: Nayan Mongia Tips Washington Sundar for All-Format Success, says Pressure on England
In a thrilling final hour of play at Manchester, India's Jadeja and Sundar scored match-saving centuries against England, refusing to shake hands prematurely. Former India player Nayan Mongia praised their efforts and emphasized the psychological edge India now holds in the series. With the final Test at The Oval looming, India looks to level the series at 2-2, relying on their current form and fighting spirit.
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
2025-07-30

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Exclusive: Liam Dawson’s Patience Rewarded as He Bolsters England’s Batting in India Series
England has bolstered its batting with Liam Dawson in the fourth Test against India. The Hampshire legend has strong batting credentials and has been on an upward trajectory, impressing with both bat and ball. His resurgence in form could see him being selected for The Ashes tour.
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
2025-07-24

Cricket
Exclusive: No Place for Kuldeep Yadav Again as Selection Decisions Come Under Scrutiny
Kuldeep Yadav, the Indian wrist-arm spinner, has been overlooked in the ongoing series against England despite his stellar record. His coach believes he deserves a chance to showcase his talent and skills as a bowler, urging patience and reminding everyone of Yadav's past successes.
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
2025-07-23
Wriddhaayan Bhattacharyya
He has covered Indian domestic cricket and the IPL, ICC Cricket World Cups, and bilateral tournaments, including the first-ever pink-ball Test match in India.
He worked for a decade as a sports and features journalist with Zee Media, Deccan Chronicle Holdings, The Asian Age, Mid-Day, and Sportstar from The Hindu Group before turning to freelance from 2022. Since then, he has written for Olympics.com, The Quint, The Telegraph, The New Indian Express, and moneycontrol.com from The Network18 Group.
When not working, he can be found at the coolest Rock and Roll gigs grooving to some live music.