Varun Aaron

"My body won't allow me to continue bowling fast in red-ball cricket, so I have decided to quit"

Announcements, player transfers, and other updates in the build-up to the 2022-23 Indian domestic cricket season

Aaron has given away 35 runs in eight last-balls of an over, making him the worst finisher of an over in IPL 2020

Not "stuck" with what happened in the past, he is eyeing the IPL to return to the national team

Rajasthan Royals' head coach talks about goals, challenges, and the advantage of multiple World Cup winners in the squad

Shubman Gill made the highest score of the season so far, Hardik Pandya continued to shine, and both J&K and Kerala won

The 28-year old has endured seven stress fractures, but the need to cut down pace hasn't crossed his mind even once

A look at how the India internationals fared in England's county circuit this summer

Derbyshire survived a late assault from Tom Wells to go top of the Royal London One-Day Cup North Group with a five-run victory

Paul Horton's aggressive fifty followed the excellent work of Leicestershire's bowlers to dismantle Glamorgan

The India quick was picked as the Pakistan duo of Mohammad Abbas and Sohail Abbas are unavailable due to international commitments and an injury, respectively

Haryana's Harshal Patel made 83 to lift his team from 96 for 7 at one point to making 223, before they reduced Rajasthan to 74 for 7

A round-up of the Group D matches from the Vijay Hazare Trophy played on March 1, 2017

A round-up of the East Zone matches from the first round of the Inter-State T20 tournament

A round-up of the first day's play from the opening round of the Ranji Trophy 2016-17

A round-up of all the Group B matches of the Vijay Hazare Trophy on December 14, 2015

With India playing most of their Test cricket at home over the next 18 months, they will have to choose between their two quickest bowlers most of the time. A tricky choice, given Varun Aaron and Umesh Yadav's hit or miss tendencies

A round-up of all the Ranji Trophy Group C matches on October 15, 2015

After Varun Aaron's four wickets helped India A bowl Bangladesh A out for 228, Shikhar Dhawan struck an unbeaten 116 off 112 balls to take the hosts close to the lead