Naomi Gleit is a journalist who covers a wide range of sports events, with a particular focus on cricket and tennis. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and engaging sports news, Naomi provides in-depth coverage of matches, player performances, and historical moments in the world of sports.
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Naomi's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage, particularly in the sports and entertainment domains. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming or ongoing significant events in these areas.
Given her focus on event coverage, consider offering exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes access to athletes, entertainers, or industry insiders involved in high-profile events such as tournaments, matches, film releases, and other major happenings.
While Naomi does not specify a geographic focus, it is important to note that she covers a range of international sporting events. Therefore, when pitching sports-related content especially for global tournaments and competitions like the US Open or Serie A matches involving young talents from different countries may pique her interest.
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MILAN, ITALY: AC Milan starlet Francesco Camarda made history on Saturday after becoming the youngest-ever player to play in Serie A during Saturday's 1-0 win over Fiorentina.
NEW YORK: Zhang Zhizhen sent fifth seed Casper Ruud crashing out of the US Open on Wednesday, creating tennis history by becoming the first man from China to beat a top-five player.
By: Naomi Gleit
“Every one of the batsmen will have a game plan as to how they want to go, as long as they are clear about it and they commit to it and are practicing towards that, that's fine,” added Rahul Dravid.
NEW YORK: There was a Williams sister out there in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday night, much to the delight of spectators who offered a standing ovation at the end of the match. Except this time it was Venus, not Serena, and there was no ceremony, no formal farewell, and, unlike a year ago, no indication of what the future might hold.
NEW YORK: Danish fourth seed Holger Rune crashed out of the US Open on Monday, losing in four sets to Spanish journeyman Roberto Carballes Baena.
KOLKATA: One of the greatest Indian goalkeepers Subrata Paul (36) on Friday decided to call it quits, bringing curtains on a glittering career spanning 16 years.
By: Naomi Gleit
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By: Naomi Gleit
Samsung recently expanded its mid-range A-series with two new smartphones — Galaxy A55 and A35. The more expensive Samsung Galaxy A55 starts at Rs 39,999 and is the first mid-range Smartphone from Samsung to come with 12GB RAM. However, the 12GB RAM variant is priced at Rs 45,999. The smartphone features a Full HD+ display, an Exynos chipset, a 50MP camera and supports 25W charging.Samsung Galaxy A55 is set to be available in India soon. On the other hand, Chinese smartphone maker Vivo launched its latest V30 series which also includes two smartphones — the Vivo V30 and the V30 Pro. The higher-priced V30 Pro starts at Rs 41,999 and also comes in a 12GB option that is priced at Rs 45,999. This smartphone is already available for sale and sports a curved AMOLED display, much better camera capabilities and 80W fast charging. Here's how the two mid-range smartphones compare:
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday shared a unique video celebrating 248th Independence Day of the United States.
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