Anand Krishnamurthy is a senior cricket correspondent for The Hindu, celebrated for his deep knowledge of Tamil Nadu’s rich cricketing soil and the art of spin bowling. A Loyola College, Chennai graduate, he grew up watching the wizardry of local spinners on the Chepauk turf and has since dedicated his career to unpacking the tactical nuances of the turning ball. Anand covers the Indian team across formats and is a familiar presence at Ranji Trophy matches, where he scouts emerging talent from the south. His IPL analysis is widely read for its blend of statistical insight and on‑ground reporting. A recipient of the S. Rangarajan Memorial Award and his newspaper’s top sports honour, Anand is also the custodian of a growing digital archive of Indian cricket statistics, which he draws upon to enrich every piece. He believes that behind every great delivery lies a story of preparation, patience, and place.
0 postsIn a dramatic session of Test cricket, Greaves turns game on its head as West Indies eye lead after Pakistan suffered a devastating lower-order collapse to leave the match delicately poised.
In a significant development for English county cricket, top-order batter Tom Alsop signs three-year deal with Gloucestershire, confirming his departure from Sussex at the conclusion of the current season. This strategic move for the 30-year-old comes as Sussex grapples with stringent cost-cutting measures, having been placed under special supervision by the ECB. Alsop's transfer to Bristol is anticipated to bolster Gloucestershire's squad, aligning with the club's ambitious vision for future success across all formats.
The announcement that Injured Hain out of Metro Bank Cup in Warwickshire blow comes as a major setback for the Bears, as captain Sam Hain faces a period on the sidelines after suffering a knee injury.
Is Babar Azam a better batter when he's captain? His Test record as captain spea ks volumes when examining how leadership impacted Pakistan's star batter. While added responsibility often weighs down premier top-order players in Test cricket, Babar Azam appeared to thrive under the immense weight of leading his national side, recording significantly higher averages while wearing the captain's armband.
As the countdown to the 2027 ICC Men's ODI World Cup begins in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, discussions are already rife about India's potential playing XI. Amidst the speculation, former India opener Wasim Jaffer picks India XI for 2027 ODI World Cup, offering a compelling blend of seasoned experience and proven talent for the highly anticipated tournament.
The narrative of modern cricket is incomplete without discussing How Rohit Sharma Turned 5 ODI Hundreds into 29: A Career That Changed Forever, a journey defined by patience, tactical shifts, and unparalleled batting evolution.
In a significant move for the future of the sport, Mehidy Hasan Miraz backs Tamim Iqbal to transform Bangladesh cricket as the nation enters a new chapter of leadership under the former captain.
The Bangladesh Emerging Squad Announced for South Africa Tri-Series marks a pivotal moment for young talent, as the BCB confirms a balanced roster of experienced internationals and rising stars for the upcoming tour.
As cricket fans await confirmation of the upcoming schedule, Bangladesh ODI captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz excited for India series in Bangladesh, viewing it as a pivotal opportunity for the Tigers to test themselves against one of the world's elite cricketing nations.
Reflecting on the national team's controversial withdrawal from the global tournament, That was a political issue: Mehidy Hasan Miraz on Bangladesh's T20 World Cup abs highlights how government-level decisions took precedence over players' dreams.
In a display of dominance at Taunton, a brilliant Goldsworthy century, Theedom's four tames Bears as Somerset cruised to a 125-run victory over Warwickshire in their latest Metro Bank One-Day Cup encounter.
Adam Thomas, Ryan Patel see Surrey home with ease - Half-centuries from Adam Thomas and Ryan Patel spearheaded Surrey's six-wicket victory against Northamptonshire Steelbacks at Guildford, ultimately seeing Surrey home with ease in the Metro Bank One Day Cup. Their commanding partnership ensured Surrey comfortably chased down the target of 255 with plenty of overs to spare, highlighting a strong collective performance from the team.
