Shayan Acharya
Lead, Cricket Reporting and Senior Assistant Editor at Sportstar
Lead-Cricket Reporting & Senior Assistant Editor at @sportstarweb. Earlier with TOI, New Indian Express, ABP. Views personal.
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4 days ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Shayan Acharya |Ravi Shastri
As the T20 Mumbai League begins on Wednesday, after six years, India’s T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav believes the tournament will be a huge boost for the cricketers from the city. “There are a lot of cricketers. I don’t even count the number who play cricket every day in Maidans of Mumbai cricket. This is the best opportunity for them to play in this league, have some good time, and showcase their talent. It’s a great league.
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6 days ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Shayan Acharya |Ravi Shastri
Gujarat Giants came into the Pro Kabaddi League auction with a clear plan and went all out to bring all-rounder Mohammadreza Shadloui on board for a whopping Rs 2.23 crore. The Adani Sportsline-owned side’s investment in the Iranian made him the most expensive buy in this auction. The two-time PKL champion is the first player to go for more than Rs. 2 crore in three auction cycles. “Shadloui deserves that kind of an all-out treatment, not (just) from us, (but) from anyone.
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6 days ago |
sportstar.thehindu.com | Shayan Acharya |Ravi Shastri
After a positive reception during its inaugural event, the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) is planning to host another edition of the Melbourne Raid in October-November. “We will most probably be repeating the Melbourne Raid initiative this year, too, especially when India’s cricket team plays the T20 series against Australia.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Shayan Acharya
7 hours agoICC implements massive rule changes for 2025-26 cricketing calendarThe International Cricket Council (ICC) is set to make major changes to some of the rules.
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1 week ago |
thehindu.com | Shayan Acharya
The last time the T20 Mumbai League was held, back in 2019, Abhishek Nayar was among the icon players. But as the tournament returns after a six year hiatus, Nayar is back as the mentor of Maratha Royals. Nayar, who until recently was the assistant coach of the Indian team, believes that the tournament will provide a perfect opportunity for young players to showcase their talent.
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