Welcome to the first edition of the newsletter.
Each week we will be bringing you a round up of all the cricketing action from around the world.
Live Scores⚡
Pak vs Zim - 2nd Test - Day 3
Pakistan - 510/8d - Abid Ali 215*, Azhar Ali 126
Zim - 72/6 (37.5 overs)
SHORT FORM
Asif’s magic wrists
Michel Bevan’s finest chase feat. Glenn McGrath
What RCB paid big bucks for
When Ashish Nehra danced
The name is Bhajji!
LONG FORM
IPL shocker
Gideon Haigh is one of the best writers out there. Also the most prolific ones, and the fearless one. Read on as he calls out BCCI for there insensitivity.
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The Aussie media is of course having a field day with it. Read more from Peter Lalor.
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Here is the Cricinfo report about what went wrong. Short answer, a lot.
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What is next for Bhuvaneshwar Kumar?
It has been three years since we saw Bhuvi in test cricket whites. In the interim Jasprit Bumrah has become the spearhead. Shami is indispensable. Ishant’s renaissance is an on-going story. Then of course, there is one Umesh Yadav, followed up by Siraj, Saini, Thakur, and Natarajan.
What does all this mean for Bhuvaneshwar Kumar’s test cricket future?
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The Fizz - Quick spinner or slow pacer or something else?
Jarrod Kimber tries to get into what makes Mustafizur tick. Is it his constant innovation? Fizz showed up in this year’s curtailed IPL for Rajasthan Royals armed with a Murali-esque slower delivery and head’s turned.
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Thank you Thisara Perera
Thisara Perera has retired at the age of 32. Sounds odd if you ask me. I still remember his innings in the 2011 World Cup final. Possibly one of the reasons I never liked him! But here is, hanging up his boots, at least for Sri Lanka. Do expect for him to keep popping up in T20 leagues across the world. Leagues both big and small.
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Bonus
Meanwhile, people are still trying to figure out what ‘The Hundred’ could mean.
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This brings us to the end of edition one.
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