Nick Mulvenney is the Reuters sports chief in Asia. With a focus on sports news and analysis, his work has appeared in various publications including Reuters, The Independent, The Japan Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald. Nick covers a wide range of sports topics, providing insights and updates on major events and developments in the sporting world.
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Nick Mulvenney's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly cricket and tennis. He appears to be interested in event coverage based on the provided articles. Journalists may find success pitching stories related to upcoming major sporting events, player retirements or significant policy changes within the realm of sports.
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By: Nick Mulvenney, Toby Davis
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By: Nick Mulvenney
Kurt Lee Arendse joins the Dynaboars on sabbatical from the Pretoria-based Bulls.
Suspension for being ‘overly aggressive' was not right and it hurts reputation, he says
By: Nick Mulvenney
Kyrgios has played just one singles match on the ATP Tour in the last two years
By: Nick Mulvenney
Alexander Zverev and Angelique Kerber helped Germany win the 2024 edition
By: Nick Mulvenney
SYDNEY (Reuters) - The debate over the vacant slot at the top of the Australia batting order continues to captivate the nation's sports media a month before the opening clash in a blockbuster five-test series against India.
The impassioned debate over the main stadium for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics looks set to be reignited in the wake of a change of government in the state of Queensland at the weekend.
By: Nick Mulvenney
SYDNEY (Reuters) - World Cup-winning winger Joe Roff, who played an instrumental role in Australia's series win over the British and Irish Lions in
London — New Zealand have suffered a double blow ahead of Friday's Test against top-ranked Ireland with starting hooker Codie Taylor and flyhalf Beauden Barrett ruled out of the Dublin clash due to concussion protocols.
New Zealand's stunning sweep might awaken a sleeping giant, quick bowler says before Tests against Australia
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