Firoz Mirza is a journalist for The New Indian Express, based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. With a focus on local news and sports, Firoz covers a wide range of topics including wrestling, cricket, and other sporting events in the region.
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By: Firoz Mirza
CHENNAI: Even as the National Wrestling Championships begins in Bengaluru on Friday, all eyes will be on the annual general meeting (AGM) of the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) scheduled on the last day (Sunday).
By: Firoz Mirza
CHENNAI: Jaideep suffered twin heartbreaks early this year as he lost narrowly in the Asian and World Olympic qualifiers thus failing to book a ticket for the Paris Games. A petty officer with the Indian Navy, it was his dream to represent and win a medal for the country in the Olympics like any other athletes.
By: Firoz Mirza
CHENNAI: A Greco-Roman wrestler from Rajasthan was asked to pull out of the ongoing Senior National Championship in Bengaluru on Saturday after the Railway Spor
By: Firoz Mirza
CHENNAI: Priya Malik had won a handful of international medals in age group events and also bagged a bronze on her international debut in senior category at the Asian Championship last year.
By: Firoz Mirza
CHENNAI: A Greco-Roman wrestler employed with Indian Railways was asked to withdraw after winning his first bout at the recently-concluded Senior National Championship in Bengaluru. He was representing Rajasthan in the tournament.
Winning international medals is not a new experience for Karthik, who bagged medals in the same tournament in 2022 apart from the US Open Championship the same year.
Expectedly, the International Cricket Council on Thursday announced that India will play their 2025 Champions Trophy matches
By: Firoz Mirza
CHENNAI: For the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the United Arab Emirates (UAE) remains priority for being a neutral venue for the 2025 Champions Trophy. However, certain visa policy of the UAE for select nations means the PCB is also looking for an alternate option and that could be Colombo in Sri Lanka.
CHENNAI: Jyoshna Sabar created a youth Asian record for total lift at the ongoing Asian Youth Weightlifting Championships in Doha on Friday. She clinched a gold each in snatch (60kg), clean and jerk (75kg) and overall category (60+75=135kg) in the 40kg section at the event.
CHENNAI: Sairaj Pardeshi was pretty clear what he had to become when he was only eight. By then, his elder sister Pooja and brother Jairaj have already started
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