Daniel Harris is a freelance journalist whose work spans across various platforms and publications. With a focus on sports, he has written for Eurosport, Newswav, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Sports Canada. His articles cover a range of topics including football, snooker, weather tracking, and more.
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Daniel Harris’ primary focus is on sports, particularly football and snooker. Given the strong emphasis on event coverage in his articles, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming matches or tournaments, player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories about teams, and human interest angles within the world of sports.
While Daniel does cover weather-related news occasionally, it forms a small fraction of his overall coverage. Therefore, if reaching out with weather-related topics or updates specifically for South Africa flash floods or low Mississippi River levels affecting farmers' crops ensure that they are highly relevant and tie back into sporting events in some way.
Considering his extensive coverage of football (soccer) as well as snooker tournaments like Scottish Open 2023 Snooker Live and final match live reports between Gary Wilson v Noppon Saengkham - Eurosport; focused pitches around these specific events may resonate well with him.
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By: Daniel Harris
Samuel Lino of Atletico Madrid celebrates scoring his team's second goal with teammates Antoine Griezmann and Rodrigo De Paul of Atletico Madrid
Lachie Neale shines in his 250th AFL appearance as Brisbane makes a statement with a dominant performance against Melbourne.
AFL's West Coast Eagles stun Fremantle in Western Derby win. Jake Waterman bags five goals, Jack Darling equals career goal record.
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By: Daniel Harris
Welcome back to our live text coverage of the 2024 World Snooker Championship with Thursday's blockbuster bill seeing the great Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump and John Higgins all in action. O'Sullivan holds a commanding lead over Jackson Page and will be expected to swiftly wrap up their first-round encounter, while Higgins and Trump then take to the baize in the evening session.
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By: Daniel Harris
Welcome back to our live text coverage of the 2024 World Snooker Championship as the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield hosts the latest edition of the sport's showpiece event. Wednesday's action resumes with Judd Trump locked in a battle with Jak Jones with the two level at 8-8. It's a similar story for Ronnie O'Sullivan who is 4-4 with Stuart Bingham ahead of the afternoon session.
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By: Daniel Harris
Good day to you all and welcome back to our live text coverage of the World Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield - and it's semi-finals day. In the afternoon session, David Gilbert will take on Kyren Wilson before Stuart Bingham faces Jak Jones in the evening in the second semi-final. Who will be the unlikely victor of the world title this year? We will find out soon enough.
Don't miss the action from Showdown Derby 55 as Adelaide defeats Port Adelaide. Midfielder Jake Soligo excels and wins the Showdown Medal.
By: Daniel Harris
The experiences of the world’s leading players are key to understanding snooker’s current unpredictability
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By: Daniel Harris
Borussia Dortmund booked their place in the UEFA Champions League final with a 2-0 aggregate win over Paris Saint-Germain after Mats Hummels bagged the winning goal in the second leg on Tuesday night.
AFL News: Willie Rioli's stellar performance as Port Adelaide defeats Geelong for the first time at Kardinia Park since 2007.
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