Aaditya Narayan is a sports journalist who writes for ESPN, ESPN Classic, and ESPN Sports Media Ltd. His articles cover a wide range of sports topics, with a particular focus on football (soccer) and hockey. Aaditya's work has also been featured in ESPN2 Australia, showcasing his expertise and passion for sports journalism on an international level.
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Aaditya's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly hockey and football, with an emphasis on event coverage and announcements. Based on this, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming sports events, especially those involving Indian teams or players.
Given the nature of his articles, Aaditya would likely respond well to pitches that provide insights into major sporting events such as Olympic qualifiers or FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. Additionally, he might be open to interviews or commentary from players and coaches involved in these events.
It's important to note that while there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Aaditya’s coverage attributes are consistent with a strong interest in Indian sports and international tournaments where India participates.
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By: Aaditya Narayan
D Gukesh defeated Ding Liren to become world champion after a dramatic victory in the final game of the championship.
By: Aaditya Narayan
Dommaraju Gukesh couldn't quite believe it. Surely it didn't happen? Surely the obsession of his life wasn't about to come true?
By: Aaditya Narayan
Although the final moments may have been dramatic, so it seemed Gukesh had manufactured a win, this was all thought out well before the world championship even began.
By: Aaditya Narayan
It was a moment that, he said, he had replayed millions of times in his head.
By: Aaditya Narayan
"Most athletes don't become world champions when they win the final, they arrive there at the start as champions," Upton said. "Through our sessions, we needed to make sure Gukesh arrived there in that state of mind."
2024 was an exceptionally eventful year for Indian sport. At the end of the year, ESPN India picks ten images that tell the story of the most stunning moments we witnessed in the last 12 months.
By: Aaditya Narayan
ESPN India picks ten images that tell the story of the most stunning Indian sports moments witnessed throughout 2024.
By: Aaditya Narayan, Sunaadh Sagar
Here's how each team has performed so far in the ISL this season:
By: Aaditya Narayan
In an Olympic and Paralympic year, it's only natural that there are a few athletes - previously unheralded - who come up through the rank and catapult themselves into the spotlight.
By: Aaditya Narayan
For being that pathbreaker at Paralympics, for handling pressure in a way his peers couldn't quite manage, Harvinder Singh is ESPN India's male para-athlete of 2024.
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