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.
Considering the variety of sports covered, potential contributors should offer insights relevant to a wide range of sporting activities such as wrestling, boxing, football, cricket, athletics, table tennis etc., especially if they have unique perspectives or are directly involved in significant events within these sports.
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A third-game lead, a rival's medical break, and three unforced errors that Sindhu says cost her the match
By: Pritish Raj
The usually attack-minded Liang and Wang altered their game to exploit the Indian pair’s weakness
By: Pritish Raj
Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand fell to China's world No. 1 pair, but ended a 15-year medal wait
Apart from being a shuttler par excellence, Chou is a charity worker, a champion of migrant workers' cause and trailblazer in Chinese Taipei.
By: Rohit Mundayur
The tournament, usually held at the IG Indoor Stadium in New Delhi, will move to the National Center of Excellence of Badminton in Guwahati for one season due to the dates clashing with the celebration of the Republic Day in the capital city.
By: Pritish Raj
Chefs travel with the players to major tournaments and provide them comfort cuisine and take care of their nutritional needs
By: Pritish Raj
From the arena floor to a dedicated station: Yonex's head stringer on how his job became essential
By: Pritish Raj
A best-ever finish at World Cup since 1974, and stoic fights against top teams point to women’s team on the rise
By: Pritish Raj
Michel Struthoff scored only goal of the match as Germany defeated Spain to lift their fourth Hockey World Cup title and join Pakistan in terms of the most titles in the World Cup history.
By: Pritish Raj
Ahilya Shinde, Vaishnavi Patil and Amruta Pujari won their respective trials at the KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium to book their spots
