Andrew Das is an Editor at The New York Times. With over a decade of experience directing coverage of international sports, particularly soccer, he has also led reporting on the equal pay debate in women's soccer. His work has been featured in The Japan Times, The Spokesman-Review, Boston Globe Technology, The Irish Times, The Economic Times, and BioRxiv.
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Andrew Das focuses heavily on event coverage, particularly in women's soccer and international competitions. Pitches should offer unique perspectives or exclusive insights related to ongoing tournaments, evolving stories, and government announcements in the world of sports.
Given his focus on specific events like the Women’s World Cup and countries such as Nigeria, England, and Morocco, relevant sources with first-hand experience or deep insights into these areas would be highly valuable for engagement. This can include athletes, coaches, analysts with specific knowledge about these teams or regions involved in major competitions.
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Andonovski took over in 2019 and managed the team through two major international tournaments, winning neither one.
By: Andrew Das
England, the European champion, and Spain, another of the world’s rising powers, are each playing in the final for the first time.
By: Andrew Das, Tariq Panja
Individual athletes from Russia and Belarus who qualify for next summer's Paris Olympics will be allowed to compete in the Games, the International
By: Carlos C Smith-Díaz, Abhishek Kumar, Andrew Das, Paul Pace, Kenny Chitcholtan, Nicholas J Magon
Abstract Cutaneous melanoma is a highly invasive, heterogeneous and treatment resistant cancer.
By: Andrew Das, Matthew Cullen, Joe Ward
The short answer may be nothing. The world’s top doping regulator said there was “no credible evidence” to take further action.
By: Andrew Das, John Yoon, Aurelien Breeden
The national railway company said three lines were disrupted by the attacks, causing massive delays.
By: Andrew Das, Aurelien Breeden, John Yoon
The national railway company said at least three lines were disrupted by the attacks, causing major delays.
By: Sarah Lyall, John Branch, Emily Schmall, John Yoon, Jon Pareles, Ségolène Le Stradic, Hannah Beech, Farnaz Fassihi, Lynsey Chutel, Andrew Das, Jason Farago, Alex Marshall, Laura Cappelle, Liz Alderman, Vanessa Friedman, Catherine Porter, Rory Smith, Andrew Keh, Jeré Longman, Elisabeth Vincentelli, Aurelien Breeden, Tariq Panja, Roger Cohen, Juliet Macur, James Poniewozik, Jere Longman
The sprawling ceremony is being held under rainy skies. Earlier, coordinated arson attacks disrupted service on three high-speed links to Paris, causing delays affecting more than a million travelers.
By: Sarah Lyall, Andrew Keh, Alex Marshall, Roger Cohen, Laura Cappelle, John Branch, James Poniewozik, Elisabeth Vincentelli, Talya Minsberg, Andrew Das, Jason Farago, Aurelien Breeden, Catherine Porter, Jon Pareles, Jeré Longman, Vanessa Friedman
The sprawling ceremony is being held under rainy skies. Earlier, coordinated arson attacks disrupted service on three high-speed links to Paris, causing delays affecting more than a million travelers.
By: Andrew Das, Catherine Porter, Jere Longman, Laura Cappelle, Talya Minsberg, Jason Farago, Aurelien Breeden, Roger Cohen, John Branch, Elisabeth Vincentelli, Alex Marshall, Rory Smith, Tariq Panja, James Poniewozik, Andrew Keh, Jeré Longman, Vanessa Friedman, Juliet Macur, Sarah Lyall
The sprawling ceremony is being held under rainy skies. Earlier, coordinated arson attacks disrupted service on three high-speed links to Paris, causing delays affecting more than a million travelers.
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