Nishi Narayanan

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

Tenacious Punjab win tense game

A powerful start from the top four, followed by nerveless hands from Mahela Jayawardene and Brett Lee stole the thunder from Andrew Symonds' first IPL game

09-May-2009•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Bowlers hand Rajasthan easy win

Rajasthan Royals moved to the top of the table with a convincing seven-wicket win over the Bangalore Royal Challengers

07-May-2009•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Punjab steal last-ball thriller

Four dropped catches undid Brad Hodge's impressive half-century and took Kings XI Punjab back into the top four of the IPL after they chased down 154 to beat the Kolkata Knight Riders by six wickets

03-May-2009•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Raut shepherds Rajasthan to victory

Rajasthan Royals prevailed in a see-saw chase which included three wickets in two overs and 51 runs in seven

02-May-2009•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Bringing it all back home

Seven ways to make the IPL in South Africa a more authentically Indian experience

18-Apr-2009•Nishi Narayanan

A great advertisement for women's cricket

The pitches, slower at the end of Australia's summer season, aided spin but did not let the bowlers to dominate the batsmen; the two-week format allowed each side a minimum of four games

24-Mar-2009•Nishi Narayanan

Almost famous

Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Mithali Raj, the former India captain, revisits the last tournament

14-Mar-2009

England and New Zealand emerge favourites

Australia, India, New Zealand, England, West Indies and Pakistan have made it to the Super Six of the women's World Cup. We look at how the teams fared in their group stage and where they stand going into the Super Six

13-Mar-2009•Nishi Narayanan

Winning the cup, losing a cap

Haidee Tiffen looks back at the 2000 women's World Cup

13-Mar-2009

A litany of woe

Anjum Chopra looks back at the sixth women's World Cup

11-Mar-2009

Watching, listening, sleeping

Cathryn Fitzpatrick looks back at the fifth women's World Cup

10-Mar-2009

From Buckinghamshire to the big time

Today reception, tomorrow the world

09-Mar-2009

Like watching paint dry

Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Janette Brittin, the former England batsman, remembers an eminently forgettable game from the fourth tournament

08-Mar-2009

Break a leg

The women have played eight World Cups so far and Cricinfo asked former and current players what their lasting memories from each tournaments was

07-Mar-2009

'Women's cricket needs more PR'

England's captain at the first women's World Cup looks back at the event and the one ahead

05-Mar-2009•Interview by Nishi Narayanan

Go-to girls get in gear

England have the top-ranked batsman and bowler in their ranks, and they are set to make a mark on the World Cup

03-Mar-2009•Nishi Narayanan

No bias, no entry, no degree

Supersport takes on Channel Nine, Langer gets pulled up, aid for schoolgirls, and an umpire yet to graduate

22-Dec-2008•Nishi Narayanan

Ducks, sixes, and the other Taylor

From selling papers to idolising a namesake to hitting hundreds for England

16-Dec-2008

Wild ducks, fried chicken, and Bengali No. 1

Harbhajan outrages Sikhs, Cricket Australia "promotes" obesity, and a team loses its balls

13-Oct-2008•Nishi Narayanan

A talent show for the Australia tour

The women's Challenger Series kicks off just a few weeks before India's tour to Australia

01-Oct-2008•Nishi Narayanan

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