Sai Vaitla
/ Author / Bachelor's DegreeSai Vaitla is an author at Cricketaddictor and he has been working since September 2022.
Sai Vaitla is a cricket writer with three years of experience in the field. He did a B.Tech in mechanical engineering from ITM University. He has a love for cricket and he has been trying to build a successful career in sports writing.
He has been covering domestic and international cricket events. With a commitment to continuous learning, he wants to evolve in cricket content writing.
Sai Vaitla has covered ICC tournaments like the T20 World Cup 2022, World Test Championship 2021-23, ODI World Cup 2023, T20 World Cup 2024, and Champions Trophy 2025.
He has also worked on Test series such as the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India vs England Test series, and other series.
Educational Background:
Schooling: Sri Saraswathi Vidyalayam (Class 1-10)
Higher Secondary: Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (Basar, Telangana) (Class 11-12)
Graduation: ITM University - Gwalior
Experiences
Sai Vaitla has written around 6,500 articles for 'Cricket Addictor' in the last three years. Before that, Sai worked as a freelance writer for various websites like CricIndeed, OneCricket.
Latest Articles
“He was confident”: Bhuvneshwar Kumar reveals Rajat Patidar’s big strength after RCB’s back-to-back titles
David Warner joins Kathmandu Gorkhas as marquee player for Nepal Premier League 2026
Marizanne Kapp withdraws from WBBL 2026; Melbourne Stars re-sign Amy Jones, Dani Gibson
Why are Cameron Green and Josh Hazlewood not playing Australia’s 1st ODI vs Zimbabwe?
"It took us a few series to understand" - Bhuvneshwar Kumar recalls Virat Kohli's Test captaincy
Stephen Fleming joins England T20I squad ahead of Test coaching stint
“He thought I was joking” - Brendon McCullum reveals Kevin Pietersen’s reaction to England return
“We discussed the matter…" - BCCI breaks silence on India refusing Asia Cup Trophy from Mohsin Naqvi
“I wanted to play for Zimbabwe at one point” - Mitchell Marsh opens up on his childhood in Harare
Babar Azam to return to first-class cricket after Pakistan’s 3-0 defeat in England
Salman Ali Agha responds to Pakistan snub with amazing first-class double century