Anil Dias is a Special Correspondent at The Indian Express. He covers a range of themes in the realm of sports, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including individual sports and sports tournaments. Anil's work has been featured in The Indian Express, The Economic Times, and MSN.
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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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Manika Batra (Image credit: PTI) MUMBAI: India's most recognisable table tennis player, Manika Batra , has been left out of the squad for the upcoming
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Manika Batra (Image credit: PTI) MUMBAI: India's star table tennis player Manika Batra has broken her silence after being left out of the squad for
By: Anil Dias
MUMBAI: India’s star table tennis player Manika Batra has broken her silence after being left out of the squad for the 2026 Asian Games, questioning the consistency and transparency of the selection process that saw her miss out despite being ranked just outside the world’s top 50.
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Lionel Messi's Argentina face Lamina Yamal starrer Spain (Images: AP) MUMBAI: Oliver Kahn was midway through explaining why Spain had become the
On three evenings every week, while most teenagers were heading home after school, Aysha Sartape and Aanshi Khanna were beginning another journey.
There are few things more unsettling for a professional footballer than beginning a season without a contract. For 30-year-old Mumbai lad Raynier Fernandes, the weeks and months leading up to this season were filled with that uncertainty.
For the past two years, Agastya Kaunder marshalled the defence as a centre-back for Don Bosco (Matunga)'s ‘B' team. By his own admission, he was doing well. But a chance turn of events earlier this year saw him handed a pair of gloves, and, with them, a promotion to the school's ‘A' team.
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When the final whistle blew in the MSSA U-16 Division I final at the Wings Sports Centre in Bandra on Thursday, Don Bosco (Matunga) had just beaten AVM (Juhu) 2-0 to lift the title. As his players celebrated, 70-year-old coach Leslie Machado stood alone on the touchline, his face buried in his hands, visibly emotional.
