Quick Info
| Profession | Cricket Writer, Commentator, Author |
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| Nationality | Indian, Australian |
| Date of Birth | 06/05/1985 |
| Age | 40 years |
| Birthplace | Mumbai |
Latest News about Bharat Sundaresan
Bharat Sundaresan was featured on ABC Radio Adelaide's 'Adelaide Breakfast' program, where he shared how West Indian cricket legend Brian Lara inspired him after two serious brushes with death. Sundaresan, an Adelaide Hills resident, discussed his journey and how cricket played a pivotal role in his 'second innings' in life.
ABC News published an article titled 'Why 'cricket equals life' for technicolour commentator Bharat Sundaresan', detailing his past struggles with drug overdose in Mumbai at age 21. Sundaresan, now 39, explained that his vibrant personality and positive outlook stem from feeling grateful for every day he lives, having overcome a chaotic period in his early life.
Bharat Sundaresan was the focus of an 'Australian Story' episode on ABC TV and ABC listen, highlighting his decade-long career brightening the Australian cricket commentary scene. The program explored how his distinctive attire and cheerful demeanor are a daily reminder of his 'second innings' in life, following significant personal challenges.
Bharat Sundaresan gained Australian citizenship. This milestone was reported by abc.net.au, marking his official integration into Australia after moving there in late 2018.
Bharat Sundaresan announced a new podcast and radio show called 'Stumps and Bumps', which he co-hosts with Eric Bischoff. This new venture expands his presence in sports media, combining cricket with other topics.
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Bio/Wiki
| Bharat Sundaresan is a renowned Indian cricket writer, commentator, and author, widely respected for his insightful coverage of cricket and compelling storytelling. Known for his expertise on cricket statistics and player performances, Sundaresan has become a household name among cricket enthusiasts globally. |
Physical Stats & More
| Height | 173 cm |
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| Eye Color | Black |
| Hair Color | Black |
Educational Qualification(s)
| A course in Journalism | Asian College of Journalism, Chennai |
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Personal Life
| Current Residence | Adelaide, Australia |
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Relationships & More
| Marital Status | Married |
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| Marriage Date | 16/01/2013 |
Family
| Spouse | Isha Chatterjee |
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| Father | Name Not Known |
| Mother | Usha Sundaresan |
| Siblings | Brother - Sid Sundaresan |
| Pets | Two dogs (Olivia and Alfred) |
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Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. Bharat Sundaresan is a well-known cricket writer, commentator, and author associated with Cricbuzz. | |
| 2. He was recognized as the bestselling author in 2018 for his book The Dhoni Touch. | |
| 3. Sundaresan was raised in Mumbai and was previously a drummer in a heavy metal rock band. | |
| 4. Starting as a special correspondent at The Indian Express in May 2008, he later covered the Indian Cricket Team for the publication until December 2018. | |
| 5. In 2012, he got engaged to Isha Chatterjee, and in 2013, he won an award for writing the best sports story at the Red Ink Awards. | |
| 6. After more than a decade at The Indian Express, he relocated to Adelaide, Australia, becoming the Australian correspondent for Cricbuzz in December 2018. | |
| 7. Bharat Sundaresan began umpiring for the South Australian Cricket Association in 2019. | |
| 8. He authored The Dhoni Touch and co-authored books with Indian cricketers Suresh Raina and Gaurav Joshi. | |
| 9. Sundaresan is a color commentator for SEN, a sports radio station in Melbourne, and travels extensively to cover cricket matches worldwide. | |
| 10. In 2022, he was in the news for addressing racism in Australian Cricket through a tweet. | |
| 11. He occasionally enjoys consuming alcoholic beverages. | |
| 12. He attended Fatima High School, Vidyavihar (W), Mumbai. | |
| 13. He is a supporter of the Adelaide Crows in the AFL. |