Nihal Koshie is a Senior Editor at The Indian Express. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, with a particular focus on professional and competitive sports. Nihal's insights and analyses have also been featured in MSN.
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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
Event being held on the home turf of former federation chief not part of Asian Games selection process; WFI has slapped show-cause notice on Vinesh alleging anti-doping rule violations and disciplinary breaches
By: Nihal Koshie
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat alleges that the WFI is out to stop her from making a comeback even as she aspires to compete at the 2028 Olympics
By: Nihal Koshie
Vinesh, along with husband Somvir and a group of wrestlers, reached the Nandininagar Mahavidyalaya in Nawabganj, Gonda, past 4 pm for the official verification for the women's freestyle competition on Monday.
By: Nihal Koshie
Vinesh Phogat had travelled to Gonda for the verification for the women's freestyle, but the WFI had asked her to first file a detailed reply to the show cause notice issued on Saturday.
By: Nihal Koshie
Nihal Koshie Vinesh Phogat met Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Sanjay Singh in Gonda on Monday but was unable to get an entry
By: Nihal Koshie
For now, Rishabh Pant will be better off finding his ideal batting position and making his bat do the talking. He should leave the use of the F-word to F1 drivers who compete in a high-risk sport.
By: Nihal Koshie
After losing to Meenakshi in 53kg semis, Vinesh walked in the direction of WFI president Sanjay Singh and pointed towards the mat in a gesture that appeared to send a message to officials who left no stone unturned to stop her from returning to the mat. "I will be back," she said.
Nihal Koshie Vinesh Phogat was knocked out of the Asian Games selection trials in New Delhi on Saturday after losing to Meenakshi Goyat 4-6
By: Nihal Koshie
The selection committee, headed by Ajit Agarkar, wants to start on a clean slate and give the new captain time to ease into the role before the Olympics and the next World Cup in 2028.
By: Nihal Koshie
The selection committee, headed by Ajit Agarkar, wants to start on a clean slate and give the new captain time to ease into the role before the Olympics and the next World Cup in 2028.
