Nihal Koshie is a Senior Editor for The Indian Express, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on national sports in India, Nihal covers a wide range of topics including athletics, wrestling, and other popular sports. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and insights into the world of Indian sports.
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Nihal Koshie's coverage primarily focuses on Indian sports, particularly athletics and wrestling, with a significant emphasis on the personal stories of athletes. His interest in evolving stories and government announcements indicates a preference for pitches that offer insights into the behind-the-scenes developments in Indian sports.
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By: Nihal Koshie
The Jamaican is the fastest to run 100m this year, but replicating the performance on the Olympic comes with its set of challenges.
By: Nihal Koshie
Why do IBA and IOC regulations differ on female eligibility and what does the rulebook say in other major sports?
People have run faster races in the past, but no race has been as close as this one.
By: Nihal Koshie
Neeraj Chopra produced his best throw in over two years to book a spot in the men's javelin final; Anderson Peters, Julian Weber, Arshad Nadeem and Jakub Vadlejc not too far behind
By: Nihal Koshie
When most other Indian athletes tend to experience stage fright when the world's eyes are on them, or when under the cosh, Neeraj revels in the spotlight.
By: Nihal Koshie
Tokyo final had finished famously with Gianmarco Tamberi and Mutaz Barshim having chosen to split gold: Kerr and McEwen picked a jump-off
By: Nihal Koshie
The Paris Olympics marathon course was considered as tough as New York and Boston, with the great Eliud Kipchoge giving up. The Flowing Dutchwoman, didn't flinch even once
By: Nihal Koshie
Italian World No.1 tennis player claimed masseur massaged him with contaminated cream, and was exonerated.
By: Nihal Koshie
Sagar Phalswal was Paris Games bronze medallist Aman Sehrawat's senior and roommate at Chhatrasal akhara; but so deep became their bond that he then became Aman's friend, mentor, guide.
By: Nihal Koshie
Cheptegei is the fourth female athlete to be murdered either by a boyfriend or a husband in Kenya over the last three years.
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