Asian Cricket
Who Wins the Middle Overs: The Quiet War Inside Bangladesh and Afghanistan's Domestic Cricket
Blockchain Technology in Cricket: A Revolution from Data Security to Player Contracts
The Auction Ledger and the Cricket Din: A New Way to Read Asia's Franchise Economy
Two Screens in January, Four Runs in June: How the Franchise Window Bought the World Cup's Rhythm
The Gulf's Quiet Season: Who Holds Asia's Cricket Calendar
Six Years On, the Tape Again: Where Did Bangladesh's Under-19 World Cup Winning Side Actually Go?
2026-01-23Chattogram Royals111/10 (17.5 ov)Rajshahi Warriors174/4 (20 ov)Rajshahi Warriors won by 63 runs
2026-01-21Rajshahi Warriors165/9 (20 ov)Sylhet Titans153/8 (20 ov)Rajshahi Warriors won by 12 runs
2026-01-20Rajshahi Warriors133/10 (20 ov)Chattogram Royals134/4 (19.3 ov)Chattogram Royals won by 6 wkts
2026-01-20Rangpur Riders111/9 (20 ov)Sylhet Titans112/7 (20 ov)Sylhet Titans won by 3 wkts
2026-01-18Dhaka Capitals170/10 (19.5 ov)Chattogram Royals128/10 (19.4 ov)Dhaka Capitals won by 42 runs
2026-01-18Noakhali Express173/2 (20 ov)Rangpur Riders174/2 (19.4 ov)Rangpur Riders won by 8 wkts
2026-05-31Royal Challengers Bengaluru161/5 (18 ov)Gujarat Titans155/8 (20 ov)Royal Challengers Bengaluru won by 5 wkts
2026-05-29Gujarat Titans219/3 (18.4 ov)Rajasthan Royals214/6 (20 ov)Gujarat Titans won by 7 wkts
2026-05-27Sunrisers Hyderabad196/10 (19.2 ov)Rajasthan Royals243/8 (20 ov)Rajasthan Royals won by 47 runs
2026-05-26Royal Challengers Bengaluru254/5 (20 ov)Gujarat Titans162/10 (19.3 ov)Royal Challengers Bengaluru won by 92 runs
2026-05-24Kolkata Knight Riders163/10 (18.4 ov)Delhi Capitals203/5 (20 ov)Delhi Capitals won by 40 runs
2026-05-24Mumbai Indians175/9 (20 ov)Rajasthan Royals205/8 (20 ov)Rajasthan Royals won by 30 runs
2026-05-03Peshawar Zalmi130/5 (15.2 ov)Hyderabad Kingsmen129/10 (18 ov)Peshawar Zalmi won by 5 wkts
2026-05-01Islamabad United184/7 (20 ov)Hyderabad Kingsmen186/5 (20 ov)Hyderabad Kingsmen won by 2 runs
2026-04-29Multan Sultans159/9 (20 ov)Hyderabad Kingsmen162/2 (15.2 ov)Hyderabad Kingsmen won by 8 wkts
2026-04-28Peshawar Zalmi221/7 (20 ov)Islamabad United151/10 (18.4 ov)Peshawar Zalmi won by 70 runs
2026-04-26Islamabad United193/6 (18.4 ov)Multan Sultans192/7 (20 ov)Islamabad United won by 4 wkts
2026-04-26Hyderabad Kingsmen244/6 (20 ov)Rawalpindiz136/10 (17.1 ov)Hyderabad Kingsmen won by 108 runs
Who Wins the Middle Overs: The Quiet War Inside Bangladesh and Afghanistan's Domestic CricketHook: The drum was playing while the scoreboard stayed silent Arun Jaitley...
Transfers in the Shadow of the Ledger: How Much of Blockchain in Cricket's Window Is Play, and How Much Is ScoreboardHook Two screens glow together in my study in Mymensingh. One carries...
The Delayed Question: Why Bangladesh's Front Foot Lands Before the Ball ExistsRangpur Divisional Stadium, first-class match, first session of day three. Th...
Blockchain Technology in Cricket: A Revolution from Data Security to Player ContractsBlockchain Technology in Cricket: A Revolution from Data Security to Player...
The Fee Is the Headline, the Structure Is the Story: Paper Trails, Mandates and Money in Asian Franchise CricketHook February 2026, the press box at Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium....
The 27-Crore Paddle and the 243-Day Ledger: The Hidden Column of the Franchise MarketOn November 25, 2026, at the auction hall in Jeddah, the paddle dropped at 27...
The Auction Remembers Everything, the Academy Remembers Nothing: Asia's Cricket Talent EconomyI first heard a World Cup not inside a stadium, but from the second step of a...
The Three Minutes Nobody Could See on a Clock: Delhi's Timed Out and Cricket's Invisible RuleArun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, 6 November 2026, a little past seven in the...
The Auction Hammer and Mirpur's Sweat: A Bangladeshi Cricketer's Invisible Address in the Franchise MarketOn August 25, 2026, dust rose off the Rawalpindi pitch with every delivery, a...
The Auction Ledger and the Cricket Din: A New Way to Read Asia's Franchise EconomyThe rooftop notebook from 2026 is still with me. On November 24, 2026, the IP...
The ₹27 Crore Trigger: Who Really Holds Asia's Cricket Release Clause?Hook It was four in the morning in Melbourne. The feed from the Jeddah auctio...
The Ninety-Over Ledger: Mirpur's Heat, Bangladesh's Pace Workload, and the Invisible Arithmetic of SelectionDay three, forty-first over. At Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium the...
Six Months After the Asia Cup: The Variables the Scorecard Never RecordsDubai International Stadium, September 28, 2026. India beat Pakistan by five...
The Margin Ledger: Who Writes the Real Accounts in Asia's Cricket CalendarOn 28 September 2026, at the Dubai International Stadium, the Asia Cup final...
Two Screens in January, Four Runs in June: How the Franchise Window Bought the World Cup's RhythmTwo Screens in January, Four Runs in June: How the Franchise Window Bought th...
Two Runs, One Broom, and the People Inside Asia's Cricket CalendarTwo Runs, One Broom, and the People Inside Asia's Cricket Calendar On the nig...
From the Jeddah Auction Hall to a Dhaka Hotel Lobby: What Pant's ₹27 Crore Deal Sheet Says About Franchise Cricket's CurrencyOn the evening of 24 November 2026 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the auction hall...
One Run Short, One Decade Behind: Who Is Actually Rebuilding Asian Cricket?The radiator was ticking. That is what a June night in Liverpool sounds like...
The Gulf's Quiet Season: Who Holds Asia's Cricket CalendarI was in block twenty-seven of the east stand at Dubai International Stadium....