Tamil Nadu batter B. Sai Sudharsan discusses his Test debut, IPL success, and growth as a cricketer in an interview.

Eventually, India decided to cover both bases and were forced to choose between Sai Sudharsan and Nair for No. 3. India went back to their plan at the start of the series: ask for the giant shoes of ...

Sai Sudharsan would go hard in the nets, train, sprint and bat for hours two days before the match but would spend the next day relaxing. He was even given an option to stay back at the hotel but ...

B. Sai Sudharsan reflects on his Test debut, emphasizing the need for improvement and learning from challenging conditions.

"Sanju Samson himself is now in doubt to start in the playing 11," Badrinath said.

Sai Sudharsan, India’s surprise No. 3, was unfazed. Recalled in place of Karun Nair, he batted with grit and poise, anchoring the middle overs and completing his maiden Test half-century with a ...

Before Sai Sudharsan scored 61 in India’s fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, the last time an Indian No. 3 batter had crossed fifty in a Test match outside Asia was back in January ...

Sai Kishore (left-arm spinner) can come whenever Ravindra Jadeja retires and Sudharsan can actually be an all-format player for India." MSK Prasad, a former India chief selector, agreed.

Sai Sudharsan's innings was crucial for India in this match because England hadn't necessarily made full use of the conditions in the first session and were beginning to make amends after lunch.