Osman Samiuddin is a Senior Editor for ESPN India Ad Solutions, ESPN Classic, and The News International. He has also contributed to ESPN Sports Media Ltd and ESPN. Osman specializes in sports journalism, particularly in cricket, and has written articles on various cricket matches, players, and events.
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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.
Based on his coverage attributes, Osman seems most responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or analysis of ongoing events in international cricket, particularly those involving the Pakistan and Australian teams.
Given the significant emphasis on event coverage as well as player performances, providing unique insights into these aspects would likely be well-received by Osman. Keep in mind that he does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers international cricket extensively.
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In the 2000s the milestone stood in danger of becoming quotidian; these days, it says things about the nature of Test cricket in our age
Osman Samiuddin pays tribute to the arch-diplomat who oversaw the best of times at the PCB
By: Osman Samiuddin
Osman Samiuddin pays tribute to the arch diplomat who oversaw the best period at the PCB Osman Samiuddin March 24, 2024 • 3 hours ago
MS Dhoni famously hit a monster back in 2009. Martin Guptill 's been hitting them since around the same time, often enough so that he could be seen
Is this the first time ever he's not quite managed to pull a look off?
By: Osman Samiuddin, Surjeet Yadav, Garry Sobers
The way batters monster totals in T20, you would think hitting six sixes in an over would be routine. It's not
As records are gutted in the IPL, they continue to be hampered by the fear of losing powerplay wickets
By: Osman Samiuddin
Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi are the three venues the PCB is planning to host the two-week tournament in
Competition could move away from the crowded December-February window to April-May The PCB has proposed a spate of radical changes to the PSL which, if approved, could include:
By: Osman Samiuddin
He has reinvented himself repeatedly to stay ahead of the curve in a game that moves at breathless pace
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