Snehal Pradhan
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Pune, MH, India
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Past articles by Snehal:
Indian cricket: Why a movement towards equal pay for men and women is important
The responsibility of getting fans, sponsors and revenue flocking to female sportspersons is on those running and marketing the game. → Read More
Is women's cricket a nicer sport than the men's game?
What is the culture in the women's game like? Let the players tell you → Read More
The year batting in women's T20s went boom
Double-hundreds, innumerable sixes, power-hitting stars - some of it might be down to rule changes, and not a natural evolution of the game → Read More
The story of Afghanistan’s 16-year-old spinner Mujeeb Zadran, who will play for Kings XI Punjab
The 16-year-old Afghani was picked up by Kings XI Punjab for Rs 4 crore in the Indian Premier League auction. → Read More
ICC U19 World Cup: Lloyd Pope may not look like Shane Warne but he sure can let it rip like him
Heading into the semi-finals with record figures of 8/35 in his pocket, Pope probably now has enough confidence to power nuclear fission. → Read More
U19 World Cup: Injuries and inertia the only concerns for India ahead of quarter-finals
India will travel to Queenstown on Sunday, where they will play the team that finishes second in Group C. → Read More
Three young pacers bowled at 140+ kph in an India-Australia match – only one was Australian
The Indian bowling attack could well be the fastest in the tournament, and perhaps the best. → Read More
ICC U-19 WC: Australia Feel At Home in NZ, Can India Beat Them?
New Zealand have hosted the tournament twice before, in 2002 and 2010, and Australia have won both times. → Read More
Smriti Mandhana: 'I'm really greedy about batting'
India opener Smriti Mandhana talks about bouncing back from the injury that nearly ruled her out of the World Cup → Read More
Snehal Pradhan meets the North Stand Gang cricket fans in Mumbai
The spectator experience in Indian stadiums can often be unpleasant. One group of fans from Mumbai wants to change that, one chant at a time → Read More