Laxmi Shukla

WV Raman appointed batting consultant while Saurasish Lahiri will continue as the assistant coach

These aren't the matches the average fan will remember the Kolkata team by, but to the faithful, they're part of the canon

Laxmi Ratan Shukla, the Bengal allrounder, has announced his retirement from all forms of official cricket

A round-up of IPL news on April 19, 2015

A round-up of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy matches played on March 27, 2015

With little relevance in terms of points, both Baroda and Bengal made good use of game time on the final day of the Ranji Trophy opener at the Reliance Stadium in Vadodara

A hip injury has ruled out batsman Ambati Rayudu from Baroda's opening Ranji Trophy game against Bengal, which will begin in Baroda on Sunday

Laxmi Shukla has pulled out of the East Zone squad for the Prof DB Deodhar Trophy and has informed zonal selectors that he needs time to recover from the ankle injury he suffered during the recent Vijay Hazare Trophy, in which he led Bengal to the semi-fi

For three-fourths of the day Robin Uthappa and the top-order kept East Zone at bay, before South collapsed to 236 for 9

An unbeaten century by Manoj Tiwary and a rapid-fire fifty from Laxmi Shukla led East Zone to a total of 278 on the first day of their quarterfinal against West Zone

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has been elected joint secretary of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) while Jagmohan Dalmiya was re-elected unopposed as the association's president

Certain teams have been very conservative with their batting order, giving their biggest hitters little crease time. The approach has backfired on Delhi Daredevils the most

A round-up of Syed Mushtaq Ali matches played on April 1, 2014

Laxmi Ratan Shukla, the Bengal captain, said the pitch and the toss had played an inordinate role in the result of the semifinal

Laxmi Shukla hasn't played for India since 1999, but the allrounder doesn't have any regrets. Irrespective of the stage, Shukla has always given his best, and this season, he has led by example to guide a young Bengal team to the Ranji Trophy semi-finals

As Laxmi Ratan Shukla sat down for the post-match press conference, he put his arms around Ashok Dinda and Wriddhiman Saha, who were seated either side of him and declared: "The two champions of Bengal"

Ashok Dinda picked up six wickets to bundle Railways out for 314 and help Bengal secure a first-innings lead of three runs

A century by Laxmi Shukla and a testing opening spell by the seamers gave Bengal the edge on the second day against Uttar Pradesh at Eden Gardens

Bengal captain Laxmi Shukla played a lovely counter-attacking unbeaten innings of 87 to stand between Railways and three points in their group B encounter at the Jamia Millia ground