Anil Dias is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express. He covers a wide range of topics related to both individual and team sports, exploring various sports disciplines in depth. Anil's work has been featured in The Indian Express and The Economic Times.
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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
Tennis News: India's top mixed-doubles table tennis pair Diya Chitale and Manush Shah compete in the WTT Finals in Hong Kong. They are the first Indian pair to qua
By: Anil Dias
More sports News: Despite a 3-0 loss to Olympic champions, Indian mixed doubles pair Manush Shah and Diya Chitale showed promise in their WTT Finals debut, even leading
By: Anil Dias
/ TNN / Dec 15, 2025, 09:34 IST Lionel Messi's arrival at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium ignited a fervent reception, with fans chanting his name and Indian sports figures expressing awe.
Chess News: Chess stars Anish Giri, Fabiano Caruana, and R Praggnanandhaa are teammates in the Global Chess League. They are also rivals for the upcoming World Ch
MUMBAI: Abhay Singh bent over, hands on his knees, chest heaving after the final point. Usually, the Indian No. 1 leaves the court with a roar, feeding off the adrenaline that defines his game.
By: Anil Dias
MUMBAI: India's teenage superstar Anahat Singh proved once again why she is one of the country's brightest Olympic medal prospects.
By: Anil Dias
More sports News: MUMBAI: India’s teenage superstar Anahat Singh proved once again why she is one of the country’s brightest Olympic medal prospects. The 18-year-old de.
MYJ-GMSC bring the beautiful game back to the storied venue to rekindle city's romance with the sport
By: Anil Dias
Mumbai's Diya Chitale continued her rise on the domestic circuit, emerging as the highest-valued Indian for the second consecutive year at the Butterfly UTT Season 7 auction, fetching 37.4 lakh tokens from PBG Pune Jaguars after a fierce bidding war at a city hotel on Tuesday.
Anil Dias / TNN / May 06, 2026, 11:23 IST
