Category: Some Cricketers

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  • Jasprit Bumrah: One of a Kind

    Some Cricketers

    Back in March 2022, after the shocking news of the death of Shane Warne, I posted a blog about the…

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  • Dilip Doshi

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    Dilip Doshi passed away on 23 June 2025. This is a chapter from my book, The Indian Masters. Dilip Doshi…

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  • Ricky Ponting and The Meaning Of Life

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    This article was edited on 29 Mar 25: Don Bradman and Ian Chappell each won one Ashes series as captain…

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  • Joe Root: England’s Greatest Batter?

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    2024 has turned out to be yet another year of high achievement for England’s favourite batter, Joe Root. He is…

    Weighing the claim of England's most beloved run-maker
  • James Anderson: Simply One of the Best

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    This article was originally published in Scoreline magazine. A truly remarkable Test career ended on 12 July, the third and…

    The end of a remarkable and enduring career
  • Kuldeep Yadav: “A Genuine Leg-Spinner”

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    The Men’s Cricket World Cup has been great fun to watch. I say this despite having made some public predictions…

    India's wrist-spinner, and the rarest of arts
  • Bishan Singh Bedi

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    Of the Indians who have played county cricket since the easing of the qualification rules in 1968, only Farokh Engineer…

    The graceful conscience of Indian spin
  • Ranjan Madugalle – a True Cricket Person

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    Ranjan Madugalle has been actively involved in international cricket for over forty years. That is a remarkable achievement. And there…

    Forty years of quiet service to the game
  • Sanath Jayasuriya – a Man Ahead of his Time

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    Sri Lanka has produced many great cricketers since its emergence as a leading cricketing nation in the mid-1990s. Sanath Jayasuriya…

    The Sri Lankan who redrew the boundaries
  • Aravinda De Silva: The Pocket Maestro

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    India’s Sachin Tendulkar was always known as The Little Master. At 5’5½” he was certainly shorter than average. His youth…

    Small in stature, immense at the crease