Bharat Sundaresan
Sports Reporter at CricBuzz
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1 month ago |
afl.com.au | Bharat Sundaresan
"THAT MAKES me 'effing sick'. That can't happen. Let's show them in the Showdown who is the real team in town."It took a few minutes into Chad Cornes' maiden training session with Port Adelaide, as he ran around the Parklands, for the magnitude of the ultimate intrastate rivalry in Australia to sink in. The words of disgust had come from the then runner and fitness coach of the Power, David Arnfield.
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2 months ago |
cricbuzz.com | Bharat Sundaresan
IPL 2025 Ayush Mhatre, as a 17-year-old, stood out with his exploits on his debut match in the IPL ©BCCI/IPL You have to feel for Ayush Mhatre. At 17, the dashing Mumbai batter was deemed to be a bit too old for any incessant fanfare around his IPL debut. Three years too old anyway. Though not entirely true, it did feel that way for Mhatre.
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2 months ago |
afl.com.au | Bharat Sundaresan
WHEN I watched my first live footy game at the Adelaide Oval, I got smacked on the bum. And that's when I knew that this was my sport, and this was my Oval. I'd never felt more at home. Before you get any ideas, here's some context. It was the 2017 SANFL Grand Final and I'd only just understood the rules around the sport before deciding to take the plunge by attending a game. It happened to be a classic, with Sturt beating Port Adelaide by a single point.
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2 months ago |
cricbuzz.com | Bharat Sundaresan
IPL 2025 Neither Dhoni nor CSK seem to think it's time yet to let go of each other ©AFP MS Dhoni has always got his timing right. If anything, it's been a hallmark of his cricket career. Especially when it comes to his exit strategy. He left Test cricket when he felt the Indian team had transitioned and was ready for their next chapter without him. He did the same from white-ball cricket, even if he let this decision - or its announcement anyway - linger for a while longer.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
cricbuzz.com | Bharat Sundaresan
CHAMPIONS TROPHY, 2025 Steve Smith and Virat Kohli were seen having an endearing moment after the India-Australia semifinal in Dubai. ©Getty In a way, it was apt that Steve Smith's final act as an ODI cricketer was a hug and a fond chat with Virat Kohli. As close-ups would reveal later, it also happened to be the moment when Smith probably made his decision to retire from 50-over cricket public. By confiding in one of his oldest rivals, counterparts, and cricketing mates.
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Spent most of Saturday with my binoculars trained on the South African balcony, from when Temba Bavuma sat with his head in his hands for the winning runs to hours later as it finally sunk in for them what it meant to be champions of the world #WTCFinal https://t.co/8nUBmbBCe2 https://t.co/n0Li0ByoWa
RT @SEN_Cricket: The New Ball is BACK from 6:30pm AEST to dissect the threads of the 2025 ICC World Test Championship Final. Got a questio…
In between walking up to the pitch & kissing it twice on a good length, Kagiso Rabada has been sat holding court on the Lord’s balcony with a cigarette in one hand & a beer in another for the last few hours. Bossing the celebrations after bossing the #WTCFinal