Hita Prakash is a Sports Journalist at Deccan Herald. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, including sports broadcasting. Hita's insightful analysis and reporting have been featured in various platforms, showcasing her expertise in the dynamic world of professional sports.
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Hita Prakash's focus is on local sports, particularly in India with a specific emphasis on Karnataka and Bengaluru. Her coverage predominantly revolves around event-based articles related to various sports such as golf, tennis, cricket, swimming, and Olympics.
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By: Hita Prakash
SM Krishna Memorial: Alastair Gray edged past India's Mukund Sasikumar in a gruelling three-set quarterfinal to enter the ATP Challenger semifinals in Bengaluru. Hamish Stewart and Ilya Ivashka also advanced with straight-set victories today
Sania Mirza supports players' demand for a 22% Grand Slam prize money increase, highlighting fairness and earned value.
Maaya Rajeshwaran: Discover Maaya Revathi's journey on the junior tour, her training in Europe, and her ascent in global tennis rankings.
Tennis Championship: Discover how Petr Biryukov clinched victory at the SM Krishna Memorial, marking his maiden ATP 50 Challenger singles title.
From World Cup heartbreaks to WPL success and rising grassroots participation, women's cricket in India has surged into the spotlight. Karnataka academies are seeing record interest as more girls pursue the sport as a career.
From World Cup heartbreaks to WPL success and rising grassroots participation, women's cricket in India has surged into the spotlight. Karnataka academies are seeing record interest as more girls pursue the sport as a career.
Badminton: Prakash Padukone urged Indian shuttlers to prioritise winning major tournaments over chasing rankings. The former world No. 1 called for greater consistency, smarter scheduling and a stronger focus on long-term success.
Meet Sahana Veeranna Muttal, a 13-year-old cyclist from North Karnataka overcoming adversity to dominate the under-14 category under coach Anita Nimbargi.
The sentiment of ‘one of our own’ has overwhelmed many as four players – Sarpreet Singh (New Zealand), Nishan Velupillay (Australia), Samuel Moutoussamy (DR Congo) and Tahsin Mohammed Jamshid (Qatar) – with Indian origin will be part of the football extravaganza.
La Olympics: Manpreet Singh reflects on his record 413 international caps for India while staying focused on fitness, team success and future goals including World Cup medal, Asian Games and LA 2028 Olympics ambition in hockey for India and beyond.
