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Author: Subhayan Chakraborty
RevSportz turns two, and I want to extend my congratulations to every team member, led by Boria Majumdar. They’ve worked tirelessly around the clock, delivering on every occasion. My journey began on October 1, 2022, when Boria da offered me a chance to join the team. Despite initial doubts about leaving a well-established organisation in New Delhi to join a start-up in Kolkata, Boria da’s assurance and confidence summed up the vision and passion he had for RevSportz. After a couple of days, it was sealed. I was going back to my home city of Kolkata to join an enterprising…
Rohit Sharma emphasised a day before the World Cup final that it is important to stay calm. According to the captain, that calmness will help make good decisions on the field of play. He also said that the silent role played by coach Rahul Dravid has been valuable. He does not think too much about the past and did not divulge anything about the possible XI. The following are the excerpts from Rohit’s pre-match press conference in Ahmedabad. Q: You said that you can’t tell us much about the players, what they’re thinking, but outside the stadium, there are slogans…
With India just one sleep away from the grand finale of the World Cup against Australia in Ahmedabad, anticipation around the summit clash is sky high. Ahead of the final, 2011 World Cup winner Suresh Raina, in an interview with RevSportz, talked about a range of things, starting from the unbeaten run of the Men in Blue, Virat Kohli’s eye-catching show, the Aussie threat and more. Excerpts: Subhayan: You played a crucial role in the 2011 World Cup quarter-final win against Australia that was played in Ahmedabad. What are your memories from the partnership with Yuvraj Singh? Raina: That Australian…
Subhayan Chakraborty from Ahmedabad With the much-anticipated World Cup final against Australia looming on the horizon at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Team India opted for a relaxed optional training session on Friday. In the low-key session at Motera, six players, including skipper Rohit Sharma, engaged themselves in a light workout. The six also included Ravindra Jadeja, KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan, and Prasidh Krishna. Head coach Rahul Dravid and fielding coach T Dilip initiated the proceedings by inspecting the covered pitch, eventually removing the covers for a thorough examination. The trio, with skipper Rohit joining in, were then engaged in…
Subhayan Chakraborty from Mumbai With the cricketing world eagerly awaiting the first semi-final clash between India and New Zealand at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, the Men in Blue, led by Rohit Sharma, engaged in their final preparations under the stadium lights. With not many batters and bowlers present for the optional session, the spotlight of the training session fell on Virat Kohli, the Indian batting maestro, who underwent two rigorous batting stints on the eve of the crucial encounter. Kohli faced local bowlers, including a left-arm pacer, a unique addition to the training setup aimed at preparing against…
A big match is coming up and with that, memories of the past. Ahead of the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand at Wankhede Stadium, Rohit Sharma said his team is not weighed by what happened against the same team four years ago. He is backing his players and giving them freedom to do the job. The following are excerpts from Rohit’s pre-match press conference. Q: When a big match like this happens, everyone is well prepared. So, in the end, does it all come down to absorbing the pressure and playing openly? A: Yes, from the first game to…
After making it nine out of nine in the round-robin stage of the World Cup, the Indian team is set to lock horns with New Zealand at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on November 15 in a repeat of the 2019 World Cup semi-final. Ahead of the high-octane encounter between the Men in Blue and the Black Caps, legendary Indian spinner Erapalli Prasanna, in an exclusive interview with RevSportz, talked about a range of things, starting from India’s dominant pace attack, Rohit Sharma’s leadership, Virat Kohli’s class and more. Here are the excerpts: Subhayan: What has impressed you the most about…
The much-anticipated semi-final clash between India and New Zealand at the Wankhede Stadium will get an added dose of glamour, as David Beckham, global football sensation, is likely to be in attendance. Renowned for his football prowess with Manchester United, Real Madrid and England, Beckham’s presence at the iconic venue is set to add to the buzz around the game. As UNICEF’s Goodwill Ambassador, Beckham is expected to visit India for three days. This unexpected twist is poised to bring together the worlds of football and cricket in Mumbai. Preparations for his visit commenced on Monday at the Wankhede, with…
Subhayan Chakraborty from Mumbai There is heightened anticipation in the cricketing world ahead of the clash of titans between India and New Zealand at Mumbai’s iconic Wankhede Stadium. The Kane Williamson-led Black Caps left no stone unturned on Monday, engaging in a full-tilt training session to brace themselves against an unbeaten Indian juggernaut. All eyes were on the meteoric rise of New Zealand’s sensation, Rachin Ravindra. Having amassed a staggering 565 runs at an average of 70, alongside five crucial wickets, Ravindra has been the talk of the town. His prowess was on full display at the nets, treating…
Subhayan Chakraborty in Bengaluru Rohit Sharma, India’s captain, has been a standout performer in the ongoing ICC Men’s ODI World Cup, showcasing an attacking batting style that has left an indelible mark on the tournament. With 442 runs to his name, placing him fifth in the highest run-scorers list, an exceptional strike-rate of 123, and an average of 55, Rohit Sharma 2.0 has set the stage on fire, providing a solid foundation for India’s middle-order dominance and contributing significantly to their unbeaten campaign. As the team geared up for their final league match against the Netherlands, Rohit’s prowess was on…
