ICC Men’s ODI Cricket at the historic Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad world cup 2023 Has started. New Zealand has defeated England badly in the first match of the tournament. On the basis of unbeaten century innings of Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra and an unbroken record partnership between the two, New Zealand defeated England by nine wickets. After being invited to bat first, England scored 282 runs losing nine wickets. In reply, New Zealand won the match in 36.2 overs. The craze for cricket is present in the stadium as much as it is on TV. Entertaining television coverage has captured the hearts of cricket fans around the world. The talented and renowned sports anchor at the forefront of presenting this prestigious cricket tournament, Mayanti Langer Are. With her charm, knowledge and passion for the game, Mayanti has become a familiar face to cricket fans over the years. Let’s delve deeper into his life and career…
Early life and education
Born on 8 February 1985 in India, Mayanti belongs to a family that has nothing to do with sports. His father Sanjeev Langer is a retired Lieutenant General in the Indian Army. His mother Preminda Langer is an award-winning teacher. Despite not having any background in sports, Mayanti’s family played an important role in shaping her interest in sports. He completed his education in New Delhi. Where he did BA (Hons) from Hindu College.
Career in sports broadcasting
Mayanti’s journey in sports broadcasting started with ESPN Star Sports. Where he started as a host and associate producer for various sporting events. He soon made a name for himself with his in-depth knowledge of cricket and his ability to connect with the audience. Over the years, Mayanti has covered many cricket tournaments. Which includes the Indian Premier League (IPL), ICC Cricket World Cup and of course the Asia Cup. His in-depth analysis, engaging interviews with cricketers and on-screen presence have made him a dedicated presenter.
personal life
Mayanti is married to Stuart Binny, son of former Indian cricketer and BCCI President Roger Binny. Their love story started when they both met during the Indian Cricket League (ICL) tournament. The couple tied the knot in 2012 and their marriage has been a harmonious blend of cricket and broadcasting. The couple welcomed a child into their family in September 2020. Both are parents of a child.
Challenges and achievements
Mayanti’s career has been full of challenges. He has faced a lot of criticism and online trolling. As is common practice in the world of sports broadcasting. However, his resilience and commitment to the game have helped him overcome these obstacles. One of her notable achievements was becoming the first Indian female sports anchor to host the FIFA World Cup in 2010. This milestone marked an important moment in Indian sports broadcasting history.