In episode 11 of Frontfoot, veteran sports journalist Ayaz Memon talks about the prospects of the Indian men’s cricket team winning the upcoming World Cup.

In episode 10 of Frontfoot, veteran sports journalist Ayaz Memon recalls the 2011 World Cup Finals, and discusses how Sri Lanka’s efforts made it a match to remember.

For The Core Report Weekend Edition, The Core’s Govindraj Ethiraj spoke to Bharat Shah, executive director of the ASK, a financial services group, about the current market landscape, how investors should assess opportunities, and more.

In Episode 9 of Frontfoot, Memon spoke to The Core’s Executive Producer (Podcasts) Joshua Thomas about the tense semi-final and how India managed to secure a win.

In episode 8 of Frontfoot, veteran sports journalist Ayaz Memon discusses how Gary Kirsten, Indian cricket team’s coach during the 2011 World Cup, placed emphasis on mental conditioning by bringing in Paddy Upton as a mental health coach.

In episode 7 of Frontfoot, veteran sports journalist Ayaz Memon talks about how the Ganguly-Chapell dispute led to India’s “appalling” performance in the 2007 cricket World Cup.

In episode 6 of Frontfoot, veteran sports journalist Ayaz Memon talks about team India's defeat at the hands of Australia in the 2003 ICC World Cup

In this episode of Frontfoot, The Core’s Joshua Thomas speaks to renowned sports journalist Ayaz Memon to understand what defines one of the cricket world’s greatest rivalries.

Vivian Richards was the best in the game and he had been playing real quick in that World Cup final match when bowler Madan Lal stunned him with a short ball.