Amol Karhadkar is a Deputy Editor at The Hindu, Kasturi & Sons, Ltd. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including international sports leagues, tournaments, and both individual and team sports. His insights and analyses on sports business and related topics have been featured in prominent publications.
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By: Amol Karhadkar
Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Musheer Khan have been earmarked as torch-bearers of Mumbai's batting legacy.
By: Amol Karhadkar
Raghuvanshi and Musheer blaze to centuries as Mumbai dominate day one of Ranji Trophy against Haryana.
The mini-auction will be held in Goa on December 16
By: Amol Karhadkar
Haryana fought back with five wickets in the morning session and frustrated Mumbai for much of the second day, but a patient half-century by Tanush
By: Amol Karhadkar
Musheer Khan may have laid the foundation for Mumbai's imposing first-innings total against Haryana with a century, but the all-rounder was quick to point out that he could have done better.
Musheer Khan
By: Amol Karhadkar
Mumbai's Musheer Khan took six wickets for 85 runs as Punjab folded for 270 in the first innings. At Stumps on Day 3, Punjab remains 73 for two while following on.
Musheer has a memorable day; Nishant puts in a shift
By: Amol Karhadkar
The Haryana all-rounder has spent a staggering 420 minutes at the crease so far and his unbeaten first-innings ton is a lesson in application on a surface that offered increasing assistance to the spinners
By: Amol Karhadkar
Nishant Sindhu scored a century in the first innings and remains unbeaten in the second as Haryana follows on against Mumbai, hoping for a draw in their Ranji Trophy match. | Photo Credit: Emmanual Yogini
