Firdose Moonda is a Sports Writer at ESPN. She covers a wide range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Africa, the World Cup, and professional sports in North America and beyond. Firdose's work has been featured in prominent publications such as ESPN Classic, Daily Maverick, and the Sunday Times.
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Firdose Moonda's coverage predominantly focuses on cricket, particularly events and evolving stories in South Africa. She may be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights into the latest developments within South African cricket, including team performances, player retirements, and future match expectations.
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He feels "really, really good from a body perspective," but knows having to evolve continuously is the way forward
By: Firdose Moonda
The 18-year-old took on some of the biggest names in South African cricket on his way to a 51-ball 97
Head coach Rob Walter keeps tabs from New Zealand as contenders make their cases
MI Cape Town batter sustained injury while fielding in SA20 on Wednesday Rassie van der Dussen is willing to play some shots.
By: Firdose Moonda
With performance, participation and people, cricket in Nigeria hopes to shape people, and their mindset and value system
The most prolific bowler in women's T20Is talks about how she developed her key weapon, and her advocacy for various social issues
Between the Test match 259 and his SA20 heroics for MI Cape Town, Ryan Rickelton evolved into the all-format player he always wanted to be
By: Firdose Moonda
The imbalance of T20 and Test cricket could be creating workload issues for fast bowlers
By: Valkerie Baynes, Firdose Moonda
Firooza Amiri and Benafsha Hashimi, who fled the country after the Taliban takeover in 2021, speak to ESPNcricinfo about the complexities of Afghanistan's place in world cricket
But Bjorn Fortuin warns against counting chickens "too early" after setbacks of the last two seasons
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