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A cricket crazy fan and a dynamic, unbiased critic of the game. Looks at cricket putting on a different lens, changing the focus and questioning the ordinary viewpoint. Grew up watching the Aussies rule the game, and turned an ardent fan of the game seeing India lift the World Cup.
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NewsSuyash Sharma and Shaurya Malik destroyed Purani Dilli 6’s batting, bowling them out for only 66 runs. Outer Delhi Warriors won easily by a huge 82‑run margin in the DPL 2025 match.
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NewsCentral Delhi Kings played brilliantly, chasing 125 in only 13 overs to win by 9 wickets. Their bowlers kept things tight, and the batters finished the game with ease.
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NewsNitish Rana made a dream return to Delhi, helping West Delhi Lions with both bat and ball. He gave just 18 runs in 3 overs and hit a quick 39 off 15 balls to guide his team to a 7‑wicket win.
NewsIndia pulled off a nail-biting 6-run win over England in the final Test at The Oval, ending the series 2-2. Mohammed Siraj was the hero, taking five wickets, including three big ones on the last morning, to turn the game after England’s strong start. Even though Joe Root and Harry Brook scored fine hundreds, India’s never-give-up attitude and Siraj’s magic sealed a memorable win.
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NewsShivam Gupta scored a brilliant 89 and captain Himmat Singh made 69 to help New Delhi Tigers post 222/7. Outer Delhi Warriors tried but could only reach 182/4, losing the match by 40 runs.
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NewsYash Dhull’s brilliant unbeaten 101 helped Central Delhi Kings beat North Delhi Strikers by 8 wickets in the DPL 2025. Chasing 175, the Kings won comfortably with support from Yugal Saini and captain Jonty Sidhu.
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NewsJoe Root’s superb 39th Test hundred gave England a big boost in their chase against India at The Oval. His innings was key to keeping the chase alive, and it also took him past Kumar Sangakkara to fourth place on the all‑time list of Test century scorers. This was his 13th hundred against India more than any other batter has ever managed.
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NewsHarry Brook’s quick 91‑ball hundred gave England a big push while chasing 374 in the 5th Test at The Oval. His 111 runs, along with a 195‑run stand with Joe Root, put India under real pressure.
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NewsSharjeel Khan’s quick 76 helped Pakistan reach 195, but AB de Villiers’ superb 47‑ball century took South Africa Champions to a big 9‑wicket win. With JP Duminy by his side, de Villiers added 125 runs to guide South Africa to the WCL 2025 title in style.
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NewsRavindra Jadeja scored a vital fifty in the final Test at The Oval, capping off a superb England tour. He became the first Indian to score over 500 runs in a Test series while batting at No. 6 or lower.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
