We are bunch of young and middle aged people who started on a journey to accomplish the creation of a platform of niche for cricketing content arena where “Content is the king”. Backed by experienced cricket enthusiasts and Techies Crickick.com is a prodigy of its own.

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Anand  Gopala Krishna 

Has more than 20 years of experience as IT-ITES Professional working with various companies like Mphasis, Microland, and Accenture in different roles of customer support, technical support and computer networking. Completed his Executive Managment Course from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. Has attended startup seminars in IIMB, headstart.in and presented a paper on his passionate venture www.crickick.com. He has worked as a Business Analyst for an IT Firm – Cogneto HR Solutions – located in Chennai for a period of one and a half years. He is persuing his  other interests as of now

Crickick.com gets a new name hrgcricstats.com

Crickick.com was doing extremely well during its existence. This can be veiwed by the fact that during the World Cup 2011,  the portal had 900,000 plus hits on a particular day. So much was the popularity of the portal. It was on google crawl which attracted a huge cricket netizens. The contents were extraordinarily excellent and some of them were researched.  We were unable to open the site on the day when we had 900,000 plus hits and continue our good work  as the portal had crashed. The reason for crash was the limited bandwidth. Luckily we had saved  contents of crickick.com upto the day of its crash

We felt that we have cheated our visitors, which forced us to host a new portal by name hrgcricstats.com. We have transferred the saved contents of crickick.com to the new portal hrgcricstats.com

Thus the birth of hrgcricstats.com. We are proud to say that we started catering cricket statistics of all the matches played all over the world in our new portal as we were doing in our old portal

Cricket Statisticians in hrgcricstats.com

H.R.Gopalakrishna

An Electrical Engineer by qualification, a retired Bank Official by profession and a Cricket Statistician by hobby, HR Gopala Krishna is a renowned Cricket Statistician in the country.

He was the member of the Statistical Committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in India for four consecutive terms – 1976-77 to 1979-80 and assisted in compiling the statistics for publications brought out by the Board during its Golden Jubilee Celebrations in 1980. He has contributed statistical articles to various cricket magazines around the world. Wisden Cricket Monthly {England}, David Lord’s Wisden Cricket Monthly {Australia}, The Cricketer {Pakistan}, Cricket Quarterly {Pakistan} are the few magazines which have published his statistical articles.

He contributed regularly topical articles to The Sportstar, one of the famed publications of “The Hindu Group” for a period of nearly eight years during 1980s. He also contributed to the Saturday Sports Special, the weekly supplement of The Hindu. The Indian Cricketer from Calcutta, edited by Sunil Gavaskar, was the other magazine, which used his services as its South Zone Correspondent.

As on date, he has officiated as a Statistician in 105 International Fixtures – 38 Test matches, 60 One day Games and 07 T20Is assisting All India Radio/Doordarshan. All India Radio utilised his services during the India’s tour of Sri Lanka in 1984-85. He officiated the Kandy Test and the two subsequent One day Internationals at Colombo. He was also on the Doordarshan’s panel of statisticians and officiated five Reliance World Cup games held in India in 1986-87. He was selected by Directorate of All India Radio, New Delhi, to tour Pakistan and was assigned five World Cup Games in 1996-97, but could not make the trip, as the Union Government, at the last moment, did not grant the permission, due to political unrest in Karachi. He has been awarded “DASARA KREEDA PRASHASTHI” by the Government of Karnataka in 1989 in the Sports Promoter’s category for his contribution to Cricket Statistics. He recently officiated the two semifinals  of ICC World Cup 2019 for the studio commentary broadcast by All India Radio, Delhi which were 101st and 102nd international cricket matches. He is only the second scorer-cum-statistician in the country to officiate 100 plus international cricket matches after Sudhir Vaidya of Mumbai. He  has  also completed 50 years of  his career in the field of Scoring and Statistics

He has also contributed to the website “www.stumpvision.com” hosted by Kumble brothers. www.howstat.com and www.thirdslip.com {www.thirdslip.com is defunct as of now} are the other two websites which have used his services. During the World Cup 2007 held in West Indies and the first ever 20-20 World Cup 2007 in South Africa, he assisted the numero uno cricket website www.cricinfo.com

He has assisted yahoo.com in its cricket section for two years from 01.02.2010 to 01.02.2012. Yahoo.cricket were the official sponsors for ICC Cricket.

He was awarded the prestigious Karnataka Rajyotsava Prashasthi in Nov 2010 for his contributions in the field of Cricket Statistics. He remains the only Cricket Statistician in India to be bestowed by two state awards – Dasara Kreeda Prashasthi in 1989 and Rajyotsava Prashasti in 2010.

He has compiled Statistical Compendium on the all the editions of IPL, Compendium on Ranji Trophy Finals, He has also compiled the statistical compendium of all the editions of Karnataka Premier League. Manual on the first and second editions of ICC T20 games held in South Africa and England respectively. His latest compilation on Fifty Years of Duleep Trophy was very much appreciated by the doyen of Cricket Statisticians – Sri Anand Ji Dossa. His latest works are – Stats compendium on all the editions of IPL, Stats compendium on WC 2011 and 2015 and also on T20 WC. He has also compiled the First Class careers of  Mysore/Karnataka Cricketers from 1934-35 to 2012 and updated the same as of 2021

As on date, he is the second Scorer Statistician in the country to  achieve the rare double – “Officiating 100 plus International games and completing 50 years as a Scorer Statistician” after Sudhir Vaidya of Mumbai

His name has appeared in wikipedia. Open this link  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajyotsava_Awards_(2010)

C Keshavamurthy : Genial by nature, less talkative CKM has been associated with cricket stats from the last two decades. He is an authority on Indian domestic cricket and often contributes to this portal. You ask anything on Indian domestic cricket. be it a Ranji Trophy, Duleep Trophy, Irani Trophy or any other one day tournaments of Indian domestic Cricket, he has a ready answer for you.