In this episode of Yorker, we’re joined by Saanchi Khanna — a cricket presenter and creator who has built her own platform and turned it into opportunities across major leagues.

Saanchi shares her journey from starting Cricversee to working in cricket media, along with honest insights into what it really takes to break into presenting. We dive into consistency, networking, on-camera confidence, and the realities of building a career in this space.

If you’re interested in cricket media, content creation, or sports presenting, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways.

Check out Saanchi here: saanchikhanna18

What does it actually take to develop the next generation of cricketers?

In this episode of Yorker, we go inside Crown Cricket Academy to explore their journey, coaching philosophy, and approach to player development.

From training structures and match preparation to mindset and handling pressure, this conversation breaks down what young cricketers really need to succeed.

If you’re a young cricketer or someone looking to understand the game beyond performances, this is for you.

In this episode of Yorker, we sit down with Coach Vincent, a former Andhra Ranji player and BCCI Level 2 qualified coach, currently working across both the USA U19 and senior teams.

We discuss his journey from India to the United States, insights from coaching at the U19 World Cup, and what it takes to develop young cricketers in a growing system like USA cricket.

From talent identification to the transition from U19 to senior cricket, this conversation offers a deep look into the future of the game in the US.

In this episode of Yorker, I’m joined by cricket content creator Navin, known for breaking down the game in a way that makes it easy and engaging for fans.

We talk about his journey into cricket content creation, how he simplifies the game for a wide audience, and what goes into creating match analysis that actually connects with viewers.

We also dive into IPL 2026 with a full team-by-team breakdown — discussing early impressions, key strengths and weaknesses, and which sides look like real contenders.

Plus, we highlight underrated players to watch this season and a few names that could surprise everyone.

If you’re following the IPL closely or interested in cricket content creation, this is a conversation you’ll enjoy.

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This was a really engaging conversation with Jayesh from jayonreel, where we went beyond just match reactions and into how we actually see and understand cricket today. From early IPL 2026 takeaways to conversations around leadership and player roles, we explored what’s really shaping the game right now.

We spoke about SRH’s bowling concerns, Ishan Kishan’s potential as a leader, and how Shubman Gill is growing into captaincy — along with how these narratives are perceived by fans and more. The conversation also moved into the bigger picture, touching on storytelling in cricket content, how audiences engage with the game, and where formats like Test cricket stand today.

If you enjoy cricket conversations that go a little deeper than just the scorecard, this one’s for you.

Check out Jayesh here: @jayonreel

More cricket conversations and stories on Yorker 🎤

In this episode of Yorker, I’m joined by Mehul Chaturvedi—an engineer turned cricket storyteller—who’s built his journey in sports media by turning matches into narratives.

We talk about his transition into sports media, the risks of choosing a non-conventional path, and how someone can break into the space—even without coming from a cricketing background.

We also dive into cricket—especially the IPL—where Mehul shares his perspective on how the game is evolving, what makes certain performances and players stand out, and why storytelling plays such a big role in how fans connect with the sport today.

From career insights to cricketing takes, this conversation brings together both sides of the game.

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In this episode of Yorker, I’m joined by RJ Nivi—a radio jockey at Radio City Rajasthan who’s building her space at the intersection of media and sports.

We talk about her journey into radio, the realities of working on-air, and how her passion for sports—especially cricket—has shaped her path.

We also dive into her thoughts on women in sports, the challenges and opportunities in the space, and what leadership and captaincy mean in the context of cricket today.

Plus, we get into IPL—teams, players, and how she’s watching the season unfold.

A really insightful conversation around media, cricket, and carving your identity in sports.

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USA U19 cricketer Rayaan Taj joins Yorkerpod to talk about his cricket journey, his experience growing up in the US, and what it takes to stay ready at the highest level.

From his early days in the game to making an impact in the Scotland match with a 3-wicket spell, Rayaan shares his mindset, preparation, and approach to bowling.

In this episode of Yorker, I sit down with the mind behind Cricbhooka — an ex-state cricketer who is now using his platform to bring a fresh perspective to cricket through analysis, storytelling, and a strong focus on women’s cricket.

We dive into his journey from playing state-level cricket to building a content platform, and the thought process behind his Ground Zero series — where he highlights stories from the grassroots that often go unnoticed.

A major part of this conversation focuses on women’s cricket — the gaps in storytelling, the challenges at the grassroots level, and why these stories deserve more visibility in today’s cricket media landscape.

If you’re interested in cricket beyond just scores — this one’s for you.

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In this episode of Yorker, we sit down with Nitish Sudini to discuss his journey through U19 cricket and one of the most memorable performances of the U19 world cup— an unbeaten 117* after the team was 40/5.

He breaks down the innings in detail, including his approach under pressure, how he built partnerships, and the mindset required to navigate a difficult match situation.

We also explore his cricket journey, development as a batter, and the key lessons from playing at the U19 level.

This marks the final interview of our U19 series on Yorkerpod, closing out a set of conversations with some of the most promising young players in the game.

Nitish Instagram: nitish.sudini