Namit Kumar is a Senior Sports Correspondent at The Indian Express. Based in New Delhi, he covers a diverse array of sports, including tennis, football, cricket, and motorsports, with a keen focus on the intricacies of competitive and professional sports. Namit’s insights and analyses have been featured in The Indian Express and MSN.
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Staring at prospect of fifth straight defeat, Mumbai Indians bounce back with Tilak Varma leading the way Gujarat Titans capitulate in 200-run chase
By: Namit Kumar
Pacers with classical skills – the ability to move the ball both ways and hit Test match lengths – have turned out to be the real ‘Impact Players’ of IPL 2026.
By: Namit Kumar
Delhi Capitals collapsed to 13 for 6 in the powerplay, their second home humiliation in two days. Virat Kohli gave the crowd what the home team couldn’t
By: Namit Kumar
Namit Kumar Delhi's lineup was not full of slouches. It included India's Test opener, India's T20 vice-captain, an IPL veteran, an established
By: Namit Kumar
Axar said that not only was it a huge psychological blow, after which they had to dust themselves off quickly and play again, but also influenced the thinking of the batters about the kind of pitch they should expect.
By: Namit Kumar
The list of excuses for Delhi Capitals' collapse against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru on Monday began with the shock defeat to Punjab Kings two days prior.
By: Namit Kumar
A boycott in 1973 didn't achieve much substantially, but tennis players in 2026 are once again unhappy about low percentage of prize money share out of total revenue that Grand Slams make
By: Namit Kumar
Jannik Sinner has beaten anyone and everyone that has fallen his way with a ruthlessness that suggests he is razor sharp heading into the French Open, starting Sunday.
By: Namit Kumar
Aryna Sabalenka has been hit with injuries, while Elena Rybakina's form is not red hot despite the Stuttgart title
By: Namit Kumar
The 19-year-old Russian defeated qualifier Maja Chwalinska 6-3 6-2 to claim her first Major title at Roland Garros
