Anil Dias is a Principal Correspondent (Sports) at The Indian Express. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a keen focus on football, the World Cup, the Olympics, and tennis, particularly in the context of India. His insights and analyses on sports business and professional sports have made him a prominent voice in the field.
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Anil Dias predominantly covers national sports events in India, with a focus on football and tennis. His coverage attributes reflect a strong emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories.
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By: Anil Dias
Rohit Sharma is reportedly set to miss the first of the five-match Test series due to personal reasons.
By: Anil Dias
Coach considering 'versatile' KL Rahul to get drafted in if Rohit Sharma misses out first Perth Test.
By: Anil Dias
The India coach says social media makes no difference to his or anyone's life, while insisting he doesn't feel the heat of the coaching role because his job is to be absolutely honest.
By: Anil Dias
The next 10 days of preparation will be crucial, the head coach says, adding the team will be in good shape ahead of November 22 kick-off without fussing over nature of wickets.
By: Anil Dias
Coach insists personal milestones will stop mattering to Indian cricket team as collective goals take precedence.
By: Anil Dias
Coach reckons that if picked, Nitish Reddy will deliver for the Test side.
By: Anil Dias
In a less-than-ideal draw, head coach Marquez can take some positives but familiar concerns remain as the Blue Tigers finish the calendar year without a single win.
By: Anil Dias
In a less-than-ideal draw, head coach Marquez can take some positives but familiar concerns remain as the Blue Tigers finish the calendar year without a single win.
By: Anil Dias
Sellout for all 14 games and subsequent celebrations prove the game is no longer a niche following in India.
By: Anil Dias
Sumit Antil, who won gold in men's javelin throw F64 class at the Paris Games, opens up about the anxious build-up, marred by injuries and pressure of expectations
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