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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Pritish Raj's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and developments, particularly in Jaipur, India. Given the extensive event coverage, Pritish would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sports events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches involved in these events.
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By: Pritish Raj
Despite conditions being less than ideal, the national record holder clears the qualification mark of 16.28m in first attempt; now has eyes set on Asiad and CWG podiums
By: Pritish Raj
Harshita, who was placed in the eighth lane of heat 1 yesterday, realized that the fifth hurdle was missing from her lane and she went to the seventh lane to cross the hurdle and continued in it.
By: Pritish Raj
The athlete from Maharashtra jumped 2.31m in his last possible attempt to rewrite the national mark. He also took two attempts at 2.35m but failed to clear the mark
By: Pritish Raj
Daughter of an autorickshaw driver from Thrissur, 25-year-old goes past a mark that had stood since the 2004 Athens Olympics
By: Pritish Raj
Not consciously thinking about getting the national record helped the 31-year-old go past Tejaswin Shankar's 2.29 mark after trying since 2022
By: Pritish Raj
The seasoned UP thrower was placed third behind Yashvir (83.72) and Sachin Yadav (82.32) before he hurled a monster 87+ on his final attempt and qualify for Asiad and CWG
By: Rohit Mundayur
Sreeshankar's 8.38m makes him Asia's best and seventh in the world this season. India's long jump generation has never looked deeper
By: Pritish Raj
Goalkeeper Mat Ryan never touched a penalty after replacing Patrick Beach for the shootout, and Australia's own knockout drought goes on.
By: Pritish Raj
The 58-year-old was resuscitated by field doctors after his heart stopped beating for 12 minutes, when playing for Copenhagen in Danish league, and he lived to tell the tale
By: Pritish Raj
National record holder Sarvesh Kushare became first Indian to finish in top 3 on Diamond League debut after jumping 2.26m at Monaco Diamond League
