Arani Basu
Sports Journalist at The Times of India
Father. Husband. Journalist at @timesofindia. Writes on cricket. Author: The New Stars Of Twenty20. Tweets personal. Don’t get personal
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4 days ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Arani Basu
NewsSports NewsCricket NewsIndia Tour of England: ‘Want Jasprit Bumrah and Ben Stokes available for every pivotal moment’ - Rob KeyTrending"That’s why people turn on the TV," says Rob Key, Managing Director of the England men's cricket team, as he Talks to TOI on the upcoming five-test series, the changing attitudes of English cricket & why it’s imperative to create the perfect environment for players to deliver their best.
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5 days ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Arani Basu
NewsIndia tour of England: ‘Share Bumrah’s workload’; Former India bowling coach Bharat ArunBharat Arun emphasizes the potential of India's bowling attack for the England tour, highlighting Arshdeep Singh and Akash Deep. He urges bowlers to step up in Bumrah's absence and focus on match-to-match plans, stressing consistency and partnership bowling.
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1 week ago |
aljazeera.com | Amrita Datta |Arani Basu
When two female officers of the Indian armed forces - one Hindu, one Muslim - took centre stage to announce Operation Sindoor, the government celebrated it as a landmark moment for gender inclusion. The image of uniformed women addressing the media from the front lines, avenging the deaths of 26 civilians, all men, and symbolically restoring the sindoor (vermilion) of widowhood, was widely praised as feminist iconography in service of the nation.
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3 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Arani Basu
Sunrisers Hyderabad concluded their IPL season with a dominant 278/3 against Kolkata Knight Riders, highlighted by Heinrich Klaasen's explosive 105 off 39 balls. KKR faltered in response, managing only 168, as SRH's powerful batting display, featuring Travis Head's 76, proved too much. Jaydev Unadkat and Eshan Malinga spearheaded SRH's bowling attack, securing a resounding 110-run victory. Sunrisers Hyderabad's Heinrich Klaasen celebrates his century.
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3 weeks ago |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Arani Basu
Nitish Reddy's recent bowling for SRH offers hope for Indian cricket, especially with the upcoming England Test series. Despite underwhelming IPL batting performances and concerns about his bowling fitness, selectors retain faith in him as a potential Hardik Pandya replacement. Nitish Reddy of Sunrisers Hyderabad (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: That Nitish Reddy has started bowling for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the last two matches must be one of the more assuring developments in Indian cricket.
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In some good news for @delhi_cricket, the association has got the award for best pitch and ground of the IPL. What a turnaround for the stadium which has been forever infamous. Superb work by head curator Ankit Datta over the last decades.
Somehow it’s become like Sachin Tendulkar winning the 2011 World Cup.
Krunal bowled through with Wadhera at the crease. Hardik didn’t use a world class spinner like Santner just because of wadhera being a lefty. The bane of getting caught up in match-ups!
