Rohit Verma is a senior cricket correspondent for The Statesman, known for his refined batting analysis and an encyclopedic knowledge of Bengal cricket. A University of Calcutta graduate, he cut his journalistic teeth covering club matches at the Eden Gardens before graduating to the Ranji Trophy and the international beat. Rohit’s writing is distinguished by his ability to break down batting techniques—from classical cover drives to audacious modern scoops—with a clarity that appeals to both purists and new fans. He has reported on numerous IPL seasons, often with a focus on uncapped Indian batsmen who thrive in the high‑pressure tournament. A regular voice on radio commentary panels, Rohit brings a measured, articulate presence to sports broadcasting. Honoured by The Statesman and the Eden Gardens Media fraternity, he remains deeply invested in documenting the rich cricketing culture of Kolkata and the next generation of talent rising through West Bengal’s maidaans.
0 postsAs anticipation reaches fever pitch ahead of the series opener at Chester-le-Street, ENG vs IND: Harry Brook Reveals England’s Blueprint to Stop Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, shedding light on how the visitors plan to neutralize the teenage sensation.
In a dominant display of youth cricket, Bulbulia eases to victory after Rowles, Mbatha star for South Africa U19s, guiding the visitors to a comfortable six-wicket win over England in the first ODI at Leicester.
The cricket world is reeling from Ben Stokes' sudden departure, and Kevin Pietersen Sparks Debate With Cryptic Post on Ben Stokes’ Shock Retirement, hinting at a wider systemic crisis within the sport's demanding international calendar.
Following a crushing defeat in Harare, Phil Simmons admits Bangladesh's batting cost them against Zimbabwe, as the team struggled to maintain momentum during a pivotal opening day session.
In a display of tactical brilliance and long-term planning, the national team proved their mettle on the pitch. Discover how Zimbabwe prepared to crush Bangladesh in the Harare Test through an expanded player pool and rigorous preparation that signaled their return to elite competitive form.
It was a very disappointing performance: Shanto reacts after crushing Zimbabwe defeat following a shocking innings and 85-run loss in Harare that has left the Bangladesh captain searching for answers.
Scoring your maiden Test century at home, can't believe it: Innocent Kaia shares his emotional journey after a match-winning performance that led Zimbabwe to a dominant victory over Bangladesh at the Harare Test.
Following a historic and physically punishing Test series victory against England, head coach Rob Walter hails NZ's 'pure grit and determination' to get the job done under extraordinary circumstances.
Zimbabwe's stand-in captain Richard Ngarava headed into the one-off Test match against Bangladesh with a singular, ambitious goal, stating "Ngarava: 'I walked into this Test match thinking about making history'". He and his team emerged victorious with a "quite special" win, securing their biggest triumph in the format by an innings and 85 runs, a testament to their collective determination and skill.
Bangladesh suffer heavy innings defeat to Zimbabwe in Harare Test, experiencing a stark contrast to their recent successes. After a commanding whitewash against Pakistan at home, the Tigers were thoroughly outplayed in the one-off Test, ultimately falling to a crushing innings and 85-run loss. This article examines the key moments that led to their comprehensive defeat and highlights Zimbabwe's dominant display.
Beth Mooney's exceptional unbeaten half-century, combined with a miserly and dominant display from Australia's spinners, ensured that Mooney, spinners take Australia to eighth T20 World Cup final. Their comprehensive eight-wicket victory over West Indies in a dramatic semi-final at The Oval showcased Australia's formidable strength in the tournament.
With English cricket processing the sudden departure of Ben Stokes from the international arena, all eyes are on his potential successor, Harry Brook. In a recent press conference, Brook: Test captaincy would be 'great honour', as focus turns to India T20I.
