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Anurag Sinha - Analysis & Features
Anurag Sinha writes predominantly on Indian cricket, analysing key performances and following their matches with a keen attention to detail.
Anurag Sinha writes predominantly on Indian cricket, analysing key performances and following their matches with a keen attention to detail.
Date of Birth: 5th June 1992
Interests outside Cricket: Watching sports like Badminton and Hockey. Sports writing. Listening to old bollywood songs.
Most memorable cricket moment: Scoring 25 runs in a friendly match in school 10 years back.
I am currently in the final year of university studying business management. I have been following cricket from 2001 when Sourav Ganguly became Indian captain and India won that historic series against Australia.
I have also been a part of a sports channel called Neo Prime where I analyse India cricket matches and give my views live through Skype.
I have also won a competition as Virender Sehwag's biggest fan in 2013 and interacted with him on a Google Hangout. I also own Rohit Sharma's bat with his autograph for being his fan which he had personally sent to me.
Latest Articles
Rohit's 264 - Stylish & Elegant
Anurag Sinha looks back at Rohit Sharma's record-breaking innings of 264 not out in the fourth One-Day International against Sri Lanka in Kolkata, calling it both stylish and elegant.
Comment - Shikhar Dhawan Back On Track
Anurag Sinha looks back at the important role Shikhar Dhawan's return to some form played in India clinching victory in their One-Day International series over England at Edgbaston.
Cool, Calm Ambati Rayudu Steps Up
Anurag Sinha finds nothing but positives in Ambati Rayudu's match-winning knock for India at Trent Bridge, highlighting how it gives India an opportunity to increase their strength in depth.
Raina Plays To His Strengths, India Win
India have finally won a match in England after a month of horrifying defeats in the Test series. Anurag Sinha reflects on Suresh Raina's match-winning century in Cardiff.
Comment - Now India Must Restructure
Team India has lost another Test series overseas. They looked terrible in all departments of the game throughout the series. Anurag Sinha argues that now, major changes are required.
Where Has India's Fighting Spirit Gone?
When this Test series started it was not only a test of two teams but also of the two captains who were under enormous pressure because of their recent results, writes Anurag Sinha.
Analysis - England Win In Style
Anurag Sinha argues that England's 266-run win over India in the third Test is one of their best performances in recent times, lauding a game in which they dominated throughout.
