Mihir Sharma
Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation and Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
নাগরিক. Fellow at @orfonline. Columnist at @bopinion, Bloomberg Opinion, & @bsindia, Business Std. Author of 'Restart: the Last Chance for the Indian Economy'.
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1 week ago |
crictoday.com | Mihir Sharma
As the sun sets on a golden era of Indian cricket, a fresh chapter begins at Headingley on June 20. With Rohit Sharma stepping down and Virat Kohli bidding adieu to international cricket, all eyes now turn to Shubman Gill, the new torchbearer of Indian cricket, who will captain the national side for the first time. India’s head coach, Gautam Gambhir, is standing beside him, a fierce competitor known for his unfiltered intensity and tactical sharpness. Their first test?
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crictoday.com | Mihir Sharma
The iconic rivalry between India and England returns in the longest format as both teams gear up for the first Test of the five-match series starting June 20 at Headingley in Leeds. This series carries major significance as it marks the beginning of a new era for India with Shubman Gill leading the side for the first time and Gautam Gambhir taking charge as head coach. India will be without the services of legends Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, who have retired from international cricket.
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bloomberg.com | Mihir Sharma
Sri Lanka’s president must somehow keep governing as a forward-looking, pragmatic moderate. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Last week, regulators in cash-strapped Sri Lanka raised power prices by 15%. President Anura Dissanayake, who during his successful election campaign last year promised to lower the cost of electricity by a third, had to explain his U-turn. The treasury could no longer afford to subsidize power, he said.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Mihir Sharma
Last week, regulators in cash-strapped Sri Lanka raised power prices by 15%. President Anura Dissanayake, who during his successful election campaign last year promised to lower the cost of electricity by a third, had to explain his U-turn. The treasury could no longer afford to subsidize power, he said. Seven months into his term, the former radical has realized that keeping his country from one more crisis requires him to break promises and lose friends.
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crictoday.com | Mihir Sharma
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, two proud cricketing nations from the heart of South Asia, are all set for another high-stakes tour. The Tigers, led by Najmul Hossain Shanto, arrive in Colombo and beyond confidently, eager to build on their growing strength. Sri Lanka, captained by Dhananjaya de Silva, will host the series at home, hoping to reassert their dominance in familiar surroundings. This tour promises a full spectrum of cricketing action.
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