Mihir Vasavda is a Deputy Associate Editor at The Indian Express. Based out of Mumbai, he specializes in Olympic sports and sports policy matters, covering a range of topics from international sports leagues to major tournaments, including football and hockey World Cups. Mihir's work has been featured in MSN and The Indian Express, highlighting his expertise in competitive sports and sports business.
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Mihir Vasavda's focus is predominantly on sports in India, particularly covering events and government announcements related to sports. He has a strong focus on the Asian Games and Olympics, with occasional coverage of cricket. Given his interest in government announcements related to sports, he may be interested in pitches that provide insights or analysis on how these decisions impact the sporting landscape in India.
Additionally, Mihir seems to have an inclination towards human-interest stories within the realm of Indian sports. Pitches that offer unique perspectives or untold narratives about athletes, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds achieving success, could resonate well with him.
Considering Mihir’s national geographic focus on India and his emphasis on event coverage and government announcements related to sports, communicators should tailor their pitches accordingly by offering localized insights into major sporting events or policy changes impacting Indian sportspersons.
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By: Mihir Vasavda
While everyone else argued with referees, surrounded officials, fought opponents, debated formats and embraced spectacle, Spain simply played football. No theatrics. No chaos. No reliance on one superstar. Just intelligent movement, technical excellence and collective brilliance
By: Mihir Vasavda
In a World Cup that rarely allowed football to be the main character, Spain’s victory feels poetic - Mihir Vasavda
By: Rohit Mundayur, Mihir Vasavda
No new venues, no athletes' village, a budget a fifth the size of Birmingham's, and for India, the sports that delivered half its 2022 medal haul are gone
By: Mihir Vasavda
She lifted a total of 190 kg (85 in snatch and 105 in clean and jerk) to win the gold medal
By: Mihir Vasavda
Former players criticise move to change playing kit from blue to orange for World Cup; Hockey India defends move, saying ‘primary consideration was technical'
By: Mihir Vasavda
Federation chief, also a former national captain, seeks to know whose decision it was to move from blue to saffron, the reasons thereof, and the process undertaken
By: Mihir Vasavda
In a campaign of firsts, India surpassed expectations to finish fourth overall with 39 medals, including 13 gold, 17 silver and nine bronze.
By: Rohit Mundayur, Mihir Vasavda
Hockey India president and former captain seeks clarification on whether written feedback had been obtained from players and whether any concerns had been raised before the announcement
By: Mihir Vasavda, Shivani Naik
Second-place at Glasgow may be the first step towards bigger laurels at Asiad and other big events. Pritish Raj, Mihir Vasavda and Shivani Naik analyse.
By: Mihir Vasavda
India's men's hockey team coach Craig Fulton on why it's important not to take anything for granted and how the team has tied over recent controversies
