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Rohit Sharma’s Lord’s Redemption Can’t Mask India’s Bigger Questions

Saptak SanyalJuly 20, 2026

Ahead of the final ODI of India’s three-match series, the speculation was at its pinnacle. Some said it was going to be the final international game for the Indian batting stalwart Rohit Sharma as the selectors agreed to move on from him. But BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia obliterated all the news, and Rohit Sharma himself...

What next? India find no answers in the post-Suryakumar Yadav era after thorough drubbing

Saptak SanyalJuly 14, 2026

The Ajit Agarkar-led selection committee took perhaps one of the boldest calls in the history of Indian cricket. The first week of June was full of turmoil and headlines as Suryakumar Yadav, the captain of the T20 world champion Indian team, had been dropped from the squad. On 8th March, Suryakumar and his men lifted...

Benjamin Andrew Stokes: A match-winner like no other

Saptak SanyalJune 30, 2026

Trent Bridge, Nottingham, turned into an amphitheatre on the fourth day of the final Test match of the recently completed three-match Test series between England and New Zealand. Fans in the gallery learnt that their captain will not be wearing the England badge again. And the man? The veteran with a humongous experience of 279...

Beyond the omissions, how India’s World Cup blueprint is taking shape

Saptak SanyalJune 24, 2026

Since the Indian squad for the three-match ODI series against England has been announced, three selection wobbles have been the cynosure. Yashasvi Jaiswal, Mohammad Siraj and Ravindra Jadeja’s omissions have raised a few eyebrows. Jaiswal’s exclusion was pretty much expected as India has a settled top order in Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli....

Adios Kane: The quiet master who conquered cricket with grace, not noise

Saptak SanyalJune 13, 2026

The big screen of the ‘Home of Cricket’ showed 2 runs required from 1 ball. The lanky English pacer Jofra Archer steamed in from over the wicket from the Nursery end. The iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground has witnessed a lot of drama on the D-day. That Trent Boult catch, that overthrow ricocheting to the boundary...

Relentless Accuracy, Drift & Variation: Anatomy behind Manav Suthar’s Success

Saptak SanyalJune 9, 2026

On the 6th of June, 2026, New Chandigarh witnessed two remarkable events. First, Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur became the latest entrant of the 31 Test venues in India. A lanky, slow left-arm orthodox spinner from Sri Ganganagar, receiving the 319th Test cap from Kuldeep Yadav, became the second one. The first...

A statistical look at Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's IPL 2026. Photo Courtesy: X

From Samastipur to the Record Books: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s Extraordinary IPL 2026 in Numbers

Saptak SanyalJune 5, 2026

Only four batters in the history of Indian Premier League (IPL) have scored more runs in a season than Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s 776 in 2026. No batter has ever hit more sixes in a single edition than his 72. And among players with at least 100 runs in a season, nobody has come close to matching...

Saptak Sanyal

Rohit Sharma’s Lord’s Redemption Can’t Mask India’s Bigger Questions

What next? India find no answers in the post-Suryakumar Yadav era after thorough drubbing

Benjamin Andrew Stokes: A match-winner like no other

Beyond the omissions, how India’s World Cup blueprint is taking shape

Adios Kane: The quiet master who conquered cricket with grace, not noise

Relentless Accuracy, Drift & Variation: Anatomy behind Manav Suthar’s Success

From Samastipur to the Record Books: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s Extraordinary IPL 2026 in Numbers

The Cricket Bulletin: Major Talking Points | July 27, 2026

Report: India’s tour of Bangladesh in the first week of September

‘He’s only 15 years old…’, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s explosive batting surprised coach Laxman

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