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From Trinidad to MLC: Kristopher Ramsaran’s Journey of Persistence (opens the original)
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Kristopher Ramsaran’s cricket journey has never followed a straight line. In this episode of The Ananya Subramanian Show, the Trinidadian-American cricketer discusses developing the rare craft of slow left-arm wrist-spin, representing Combined Campuses and Colleges in West Indian domestic cricket, and navigating the uncertainty that followed his early opportunities. Kristopher shares how he rebuilt his career in the United States, competed in Minor League Cricket with teams including the New Eng
From IPL Analytics to Building American Cricket | Unni Krishnan (opens the original)
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Unni Krishnan joins us to share his journey through cricket coaching, performance analysis, and player development. From working as a performance analyst with the Deccan Chargers and Pune Warriors in the IPL to coaching at the ICC Academy in Dubai and within the USA Cricket pathway, Unni has experienced the game across several different cricketing environments. In this interview, he discusses the evolution of cricket analytics, his coaching philosophy, identifying and developing talent, improvin
Bay Area Women’s Open Final & Third-Place Match: Results, Standout Performances & Takeaways with Amal (opens the original)
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Amal joins me to recap the final day of the Bay Area Women’s Open. We break down the third-place match and the championship final, discuss the standout performances and defining moments, and reflect on what impressed us throughout the tournament.
Beyond the Scorecard: Gaurav Dhiman’s Untold Journey from India to Reinvention (opens the original)
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Once regarded as one of India’s brightest young cricketing talents, Gaurav Dhiman represented India at two Under-19 World Cups and finished as the team’s second-highest run-scorer in the 2006 edition. He also produced a remarkable 423-run campaign in the 2005 Afro-Asia Under-19 Cup before representing Karnataka and joining the Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore setups. But his journey did not unfold as expected. In this deeply personal conversation, Gaurav reflects on performing alon
Bay Area Women’s Open Day 1 & 2: Results, Performances & What Stood Out (opens the original)
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Amal joins me to break down Days 1 and 2 of the Bay Area Women’s Open. We discuss the results, standout individual performances, the teams and players that impressed us, and the biggest moments from the opening two days of the tournament. We also share our key takeaways and look ahead to what could happen next.
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