Osman Samiuddin is a Senior Editor at ESPN Sports Media Ltd. He specializes in sports, sports business, and regional interest, with a focus on topics such as Pakistan, the World Cup, and significant events in India and New Zealand. Osman’s work has been featured in ESPN, The News International, ESPN Classic, and ESPN India Ad Solutions.
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Osman Samiuddin’s coverage primarily revolves around cricket, with a focus on player performances and insights into the Pakistani and Australian cricket teams. His articles include legal policy regulation and government announcements related to sports.
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Ahead of a rare jampacked season the duo discuss the need for more Tests, scheduling and what Pakistan need to do better at home
Pakistan's first ever loss to Bangladesh under his captaincy and an underwhelming personal run of scores means he's fast approaching the end of an already short rope
By: Osman Samiuddin
Even for Pakistan, their recent administrative churn has been excessive, and the instability is reflected in the team's performances
The skill thrives thanks to R Ashwin and Nathan Lyon, but the magic that the wrong'un wielded is all but gone
By: Osman Samiuddin
After Shan Masood led his side to a redeeming win, the knives and jibes came out
By: Osman Samiuddin
The PCB is seeking advice from the Pakistan government on how to proceed with its hosting of the Champions Trophy, after the BCCI made clear it will not send India to Pakistan for the tournament in February.
By: Osman Samiuddin
The PCB's stance remains unchanged, stating there is "no chance" of a hybrid model for the tournament
By: Osman Samiuddin, Nagraj Gollapudi
In a development that could potentially break the current deadlock over the upcoming Champions Trophy , the PCB has offered to consider a hybrid
We've heard it said that the ICC has been reduced to an event management firm, but is it even that now?
Have we ever considered the possibility that Jasprit Bumrah was put on this planet to make Pat Cummins look human? No? Because I think we should.
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