Pritish Raj is a Content Manager at The Bridge. He covers a diverse range of topics including individual and team sports, sports business, and the cultural aspects surrounding competitive sports. Pritish's insights and writings have been featured in The Bridge and The Indian Express.
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By: Pritish Raj
Tejaswin, who was placed second after the first day, clocked 4:36.19 in the last event of 1500m to finish with 7976 points to finish at third position behind Tokyo Olympic champion Damien Warner of Canada and reigning CWG champion Lindon Victor of Grenada.
By: Rohit Mundayur
Having to pull out of high jump competition, Indian was not even sure of taking part in the decathlon, but showed admirable resolve and resilience to finish with India's first medal in the gruelling event
By: Pritish Raj
Having to pull out of high jump competition, Indian was not even sure of taking part in the decathlon, but showed admirable resolve and resilience to finish with India's first medal in the gruelling event
By: Rohit Mundayur
Strength and conditioning coach Wayne Lombard, who helped Tejaswin recover sufficiently from the knee injury that forced his pullout from the high jump, recounts how they got him in shape to not just participate in the decathlon, but also win a medal
By: Pritish Raj
After twin Commonwealth medals, in 5k and 10k, Gulveer Singh has shown India can challenge the world's distance-running elite
By: Mihir Vasavda, Shivani Naik
Second-place at Glasgow may be the first step towards bigger laurels at Asiad and other big events. Pritish Raj, Mihir Vasavda and Shivani Naik analyse.
Sindhu vs World No 2 Wang Zhi Yi; Sen vs Kunlavut Vitidsarn in Round of 16, even as Satwik-Chirag face upstarts Indra-Joaquin even before the medal comes on the horizon; Ayush vs Shi Yuqi, a blockbuster Round 1
By: Pritish Raj
Badminton Federation and Sports Authority of India want to avoid previous incidents which occured during the India Open.
By: Rohit Mundayur
After years of steady rebuilding, investment in foreign expertise and a stronger system, Indian judokas scripted history at the Commonwealth Games with their first-ever gold medals and best-ever medal haul.
By: Pritish Raj
With these two medals, along with Ashish Yadav’s silver in the javelin, India equalled its best-ever haul at the U20 World Championships, matching the tally from the 2021 and 2022 editions.
