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Murali Krishnan, India, is currently the National Affairs Editor with Indo-Asian News Service, a New Delhi-based news agency where he investigates security issues and corruption.

Murali Krishnan, India

20 years ago, Krishnan began his career with The Statesman and, on his way to IANS has worked in the country’s two leading news magazines, India Today and Outlook India, and newspapers including the Indian Express, the Sunday Observer, The Telegraph, and Gemini, a London-based news service.

In addition, he is also a correspondent for Deutsche Welle, Germany’s National broadcaster and a regular contributor for Radio Australia’s Connect Asia and BBC’s Up All Night. 

Murali has focused closely on corruption in Indian cricket which became 2000’s biggest international sports story.

As part of an investigative team at Outlook, Krishnan worked closely for four years on the nexus between bookies, cricketers, and administrators. Outlook named four Indian cricketers in the scandal and called for a formal investigation. He still keeps a close eye on cricket’s underbelly

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