Mohsin Kamal
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
I seem Bumrah's action, live like Steyn's run-up & sound as Anderson's outswinger. Editor @Ksportswatch. Work @BBC @ESPNcricinfo @ForbesIndia @JioHotstar & 25+
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2 weeks ago |
sportsboom.com | Mohsin Kamal
Recent tensions between India and Pakistan have reignited discussions around the future of the Asia Cup, the biennial cricket tournament featuring top Asian nations. Traditionally dominated by the two neighbours, the event is now under a cloud, with uncertainty looming over India’s participation. The tournament is scheduled for September this year in India, but recent geopolitical developments have put its fate in question.
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3 weeks ago |
sportsboom.com | Mohsin Kamal
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is set to resume on May 17 after a brief halt due to tensions between India and Pakistan along the border. The league was scheduled to end on May 25, but has now been extended to June 03. This has suddenly created a huge scheduling problem for overseas players. Many players bound to report back to their national teams after May 25 are now stuck.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Mohsin Kamal
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has the highest strike-rate of all batters in this year's IPLFreelance journalist in IndiaWhy hit a single when you can hit the ball for a six? That was the very question posed by 14-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi to one of his first coaches in professional cricket. "Vaibhav was hitting sixes and fours off almost every ball," recalls Manish Ojha, a former first-class cricketer for Jharkhand.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Mohsin Kamal
Vaibhav Suryavanshi Breaks The Internet With The Fastest IPL Ton By An Indian; Shatters Several T20 RecordsRajasthan Royal’s 14-year-old star Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s blazing century in 35 balls against Gujarat Titans shattered several records. The teen titan has become the youngest to score a T20 century, the second-fastest IPL hundred and the fastest by an Indian in an IPL. Suryavanshi is now behind Chris …
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Dec 17, 2024 |
forbesindia.com | Mohsin Kamal
Ashwin’s was not a story of rags to riches, nor had he fought family for playing cricket. So, when he debuted for India back in 2010, there was not much uproar. He had done well in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and earned himself a reputation as a spinner with a lot of variations. But no one really thought of him as much of a Test cricketer. He made his debut in the longest format in November 2011 and that is when the world started noticing the man has it all.
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Jitesh Sharma would’ve faced a lot of flak for his captaincy today, had he not pulled off a miraculous knock here. It also saved #RCB from a lot of trolling. Innings for life. Mayank Agarwal also deserves a lot of credit for that win, gave Jitesh the company he needed. #IPL2025
Commentators getting confused there. It was not out despite Rishabh Pant withdrawing the appeal because the bowler had completed his stride when Jitesh walked out of the crease. #IPL2025 #LSGvsRCB
Think #RCB could’ve tried Rasikh Salam a bit more. He was brilliant for DC last year, especially in those middle and death overs. He has got quite a few variations and with RCB investing 6 CR in him, thought he would get more chances. #IPL2025 #RCBvsLSG