Rasesh Mandani is a Senior Associate Editor at Hindustan Times. With nearly two decades of experience, he covers cricket along with the governance and business aspects of sports, focusing on both individual and team sports. Rasesh's insights and analyses have been featured in MSN, Hindustan Times, Hindustan Times Syndication, and Magzter.
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Rasesh Mandani's coverage is predominantly focused on cricket, specifically within the context of Indian sports. He appears to be particularly interested in event coverage and government announcements related to sports.
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The selectors have picked fresh bowling faces for the Afghanistan Test in left-arm pacer Gurnoor Brar and spin all-rounders Manav Suthar and Harsh Dubey
By: Rasesh Mandani
Mumbai, May 20 -- After the rumble and frenzy of the IPL, a low-key home series against Afghanistan would be ideal.
The Punjab bowler's height and pace were factors while Nabi's Ranji Trophy show has been ignored for the Afghanistan Test
Mumbai Indians' T20 stars, including Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah, struggled in IPL due to injuries and form, impacting their campaign.
By: Rasesh Mandani
Mumbai, May 24 -- Some of India's best performers from the T20 World Cup flopped in IPL.
Took three wickets after hitting 32 to hand Royals the final playoffs spot with a 30-run win over MI at Wankhede
Qualifier 1 may lack the knife edge of a knockout match, but a direct entry to the final feels like a huge incentive
By: Rasesh Mandani
Mumbai, May 26 -- The business end of the IPL brings a certain heaviness: teams near their goal, failures can be defining and success has a special ring to it.
Rajasthan Royals turned their fortune around, reaching playoffs with strategic player rotations and standout performances from Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Jofra Archer.
Rajasthan Royals turned their fortune around, reaching playoffs with strategic player rotations and standout performances from Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Jofra Archer.
