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 tense, low-scoring thriller at the Gnoll, Bean's counter secures tight Yorkshire win in Neath by two wickets against Glamorgan in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. Chasing a target of 187 on a difficult pitch where scoring proved exceedingly tough, Fin Bean showed impressive maturity to lead the visitors home.
In a display of pure brilliance that will be remembered for years, Josh De Caires outdoes his dad with 75 and six-for in Middlesex romp, leading his side to a dominant victory over Hampshire in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Singh on song as six-for leads Worcestershire win by three wickets against Derbyshire at New Road, kicking off their Metro Bank One-Day Cup title defence despite a tense mid-innings collapse during the chase.
In a major blow to Pakistan's batting lineup, the talented young prospect Injured Abdullah Fazal ruled out of West Indies and England Tests following a lower back injury sustained during a training session.
Root and Trescothick could sub in as England Test captain and coach - In a developing story for English cricket, Joe Root and Marcus Trescothick could sub in as England Test captain and coach for the upcoming tour of Pakistan as the England and Wales Cricket Board continues its search for permanent leadership.
After a challenging run of form, India find winning ways again but Zimbabwe still pose a threat to the visitors in the remainder of their T20I series at Harare.
Despite his relative inexperience, fast-learning Sonny Baker shows another side to his game, demonstrating remarkable adaptability and skill. His match-winning performance at Lord's for the newly rebranded Manchester Super Giants against London Spirit highlighted his evolving understanding of the game and his ability to adjust his bowling strategy to suit conditions, securing a vital victory.
Former Bangladesh captain Khaled Mahmud Sujon returns to BCB as age-group cricket advisor, marking a significant development for the nation's youth cricket programs. This appointment sees a highly experienced figure take charge of a crucial aspect of Bangladesh's cricketing future, aiming to bolster the talent pipeline from the grassroots level.
Sammy sees 'some light coming through' for West Indies in Tests - West Indies head coach Daren Sammy remains optimistic about the team's trajectory in the World Test Championship, declaring that he already sees 'some light coming through' for West Indies in Tests as they prepare to face Pakistan.
As cricket prepares to return to the continental stage in Nagoya, Japan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka get direct entry into Asian Games knockou fixtures for the men's tournament in September 2026. Meanwhile, lower-seeded nations will battle through an intense opening group round to secure their places in the quarter-finals.
The West Indies cricket camp faces a significant challenge ahead of the upcoming Test series against Pakistan, as Alzarri Joseph 'declined selection,' confirms Sammy during a recent media briefing.
In a major announcement for cricket fans, the England and Wales Cricket Board has officially stated that England confirm historic Lord's Test against Bangladesh ahead of Ashes 2027, marking a significant return of the Tigers to the Home of Cricket for the first time since 2010.
