Sri V

Sri V
Sri V
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners782+6.3%7dListeners from Playlists782+6.3%7dChangeN/A—

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Discography

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Albums
1
EPs
11
Singles
69,579
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Top Listener Locations

AUMelbourne, AU22
NGLagos, NG15
BRSão Paulo, BR14
KENairobi, KE12
PHQuezon City, PH11

Playlist Summary

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42
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149,090
Playlist follower reach (sum)
782+
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100.0%
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Biography & Metadata

Melbourne (Australia) singer- songwriter and local cricketer Sri V presents his latest track "We All Love Cricket” ‘We All Love Cricket’ is a song that reflects Sri’s passion for the sport, with each verse crafted from both a competitive cricketer and fan’s perspective. Sri V plays competitively at Airport West St Christophers Cricket Club (Melbourne, Victoria) ‘We All Love Cricket” is heavily framed with cricket terms such as ‘creamin’ a straight six’, ‘wickies quick mitts’ and ‘keep it on the carpet’ a reflection of the sport’s unique language. Sri V created the chorus on an evening heading home following a Thursday training session which prompted Sri to immediately write down the lyrics and get to work on the track. ‘Jagging wickets’, ‘smashing sixes’ and ‘takin’ screamers in the slips’ are all universal highlights of a cricket game and featuring in the chorus places them on centre stage in ‘We All Love Cricket’. ‘We All Love Cricket’ is designed to bring the cricket world together, this world can be a group of students having a hit at lunchtime, a band of mates who meet up for a regular Sunday afternoon game or a high-stakes international fixture where the crowd is singing the lyrics to the anthem as it is being blared through the stadium’s sound system.It is to be enjoyed by listeners from ‘Harare to Antigua’.

Updated Nov 13, 2026, 8:52 PM
First discovered Nov 14, 2025, 11:31 AM