Sarah Waris is a Staff Writer at Wisden. She focuses on team sports and various sports disciplines, providing insightful coverage and analysis. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in the sports journalism arena.
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Sarah's coverage is heavily focused on cricket, with a particular emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the sport. She seems to be interested in unique moments from matches, player performances, and unexpected turn of events during games.
Given the nature of her articles, she may be open to pitches that offer exclusive insights into specific game moments or trends within the world of cricket. Pitches providing access to players for interviews or behind-the-scenes perspectives could align well with her focus.
As Sarah's geographic focus is not specified, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches based on the context relevant to the teams and tournaments she covers.
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For just the eleventh time in his career, Virat Kohli has scored successive ODI tons, taking his tally to 53, and overall count to 84 - can he reach the elusive club of 100 international centuries?
Yashasvi Jaiswal is still finding his feet in ODIs after limited List A games in the last three years, but it is something he can't afford, writes Sarah Waris.
By: Sarah Waris
Virat Kohli has a strike rate of 90-plus in ODIs and has also scored more than 55% of his runs by sprinting between the wickets - who are the others who have combined big-hitting with smart running in their careers?
By: Sarah Waris
Mitchell Starc has achieved his career-best Test rankings after climbing up to No.3 in the latest update - here’s where he ranks amongst the all-time left-arm pacers.
The IPL 2026 auction will be held on December 16: here are five under-the-radar overseas players who could stir up interest among the teams.
Not long ago, India were an invincible T20I team, and possibly the strongest in history. Why then, have they created cracks for themselves, questions Sarah Waris?
