Rutvick Mehta is a Special Correspondent for Hindustan Times, focusing on national sports coverage in India. With a passion for cricket and other sports, Rutvick brings insightful and engaging stories to readers, covering topics such as major tournaments, athlete profiles, and the impact of sports on society.
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By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Sept. 6 -- Trust Daniil Medvedev, as much at home in front of the mic as on the baseline of hard courts, to best articulate how a particular
By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Sept. 6 -- As Dharambir and Pranav Soorma rang the bell inside the Stade de France on Wednesday night after scripting a 1-2 finish for India
Aryna Sabalenka reaches her second straight US Open final after defeating Emma Navarro, learning from past experiences to control emotions and focus.
Mumbai, Sept. 7 -- As she got broken serving for a place in the US Open final at 6-3, 5-4 to give Emma Navarro a lifeline and the American crowd its voice in backing one of their own, it rang a bell for Aryna Sabalenka....
The Italian world No.1 can become the first in almost five decades to win his first and second Slams the same year
By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Sept. 8 -- There couldn't be more contrasting career paths of the men left standing to fight for the 2024 US Open title. One is a young sensation.
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