May 20, 2023 Suresh Menon is an author, most recently of 'Why Don’t You Write Something I Might Read?'
Feb 16, 2023 Spin is an Indian strength and we should own it, as long as wickets don't excessively favour one side.
Nov 02, 2022 Speaking of the high-voltage drama that a cricket match between the two neighbours ensues, Suresh Menon tells how sports rivalry is not confined to the Asian archrivals alone. It is rather our version of the England–Australia and Australia–New Zealand rivalries, except that they are not kept alive by politicians and media for political and commercial gains
Aug 18, 2022 Physically, Virat Kohli doesn’t appear to be struggling, but as it often happens when you are out of form, the first mistake you make tends to be your last.
Mar 05, 2022 Shane Warne bowled like a millionaire and lived life the same way. In the end only memories, and Youtube videos, remain.
Dec 29, 2021 Over the past two years, Covid rendered spectator sports—that symbol of civilisational normality—into a battleground of perception
Jan 13, 2021 Ved plunged headlong into life, determined to experience all it had to offer
Mar 27, 2020 
Dec 25, 2019 The almighty might be invoked for that final push, but sportsmen have implicit faith in training, coaches and true grit, writes journalist, Suresh Menon
Nov 20, 2019 In Outlook this week, a diary on cricket XIs, 'dream team' and Wisden India, by Suresh Menon.
Jun 19, 2019 Bose’s wide canvas of limited depth is at its best when he roams Indian cricket’s delicious suburbs, not in its audacious socio-historical claims
Apr 18, 2019 There is no one reason that defined Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s life as a cricketer. He defied the grammar book on the field and his demeanour off the pitch was a lesson in achieving nirvana.
Jan 16, 2019 Privileging competence, even stolidity, over flash and dazzle and multiple stabs over awesome blows, India wore Australia down in an un-Indian manner
Jan 16, 2019 Privileging competence, even stolidity, over flash and dazzle and multiple stabs over awesome blows, India wore Australia down in an un-Indian manner
Dec 19, 2018 Warne wastes words rambling on his growing up, affairs and escapades. On spin bowling, cricketing personages and vignettes he delivers like a maestro.
May 02, 2018 The mad rush of change in Indian cricket is scrutinised by the journalist, with look-ins by the historian, as large splotches of rehashing stain the account
Mar 29, 2018 Guha liberated Indian cricket writing from its pedantic rut. He visits the game with empathy, amid its socio-cultural moorings.
Feb 09, 2018 Sanjay Manjrekar's insightful and utterly frank autobiography sets a high standard to aim for, while engendering in us a new respect for the man
Nov 10, 2017 Sardesai’s playing XI is unrealistic, the subject’s stories familiar. Only when he dons the garb of a journalist do the stories yield extra spin and bite.
Jan 19, 2017 A patchwork run through India’s Test history has great anecdotal charm, but is repetitive
Sep 08, 2016 Can cricket be a leveller in India? Adiga’s eleven find it out the tough way.
Dec 26, 1998 He makes the cherry vanish across boundaries. He also makes boundaries vanish.
Nov 20, 2004 Ganguly is guilty as far as the ICC code goes. But does the code go too far in killing the spirit of the game?
Nov 08, 2008