Rutvick Mehta is a Special Correspondent at Hindustan Times. A romantic of the ferocious Rafael Nadal forehand, he has been covering various sports since 2012, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, international sports leagues, and the business of sports. Rutvick's work has been featured in Hindustan Times, Hindustan Times Syndication, Magzter, and MSN.
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Rutvick Mehta's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, with a focus on event coverage. He frequently features articles about tennis, Olympics, cricket, archery, and the World Cup. Given his national focus on India, he may be particularly interested in stories related to Indian athletes or events happening within the country.
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By: Rutvick Mehta, Saumya Jain
On life support for some time now, Mumbai football could stare at the beginning of an end from its gloried past, if plans by the BMC to convert the Neville D'Souza football ground at Bandra Reclamation into a convention centre take shape
The Indian sports ministry excluded five tennis players from the Asian Games, leaving them disappointed at losing their chance to compete.
The Indian sports ministry excluded five tennis players from the Asian Games, leaving them disappointed at losing their chance to compete.
By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Aug. 25 -- The union sports ministry's decision to exclude five tennis players from the Indian contingent for next month's Asian Games has
Going by her recent form, it would take something special for the four-time Slam champion to go all the way
Mumbai, Aug. 27 -- "I just want to go, get completely drunk, forget about tennis." - Aryna Sabalenka after Wimbledon.
No Sinner, Alcaraz just back, and Zverev and Djokovic not at their best means there is no men's favourite in a long time
The rising Asian player is rapidly adding followers globally, for her humility as much as her tennis
By: Rutvick Mehta
India, Aug. 30 -- It is Arthur Ashe Kids' Day at the US Open. Jordan Manlapig, a 39-year-old American resident, is at one of the practice courts
Sean Kelly returns to India for a coaching camp, advocating for a national performance center to enhance swimming standards ahead of the 2030 CWG.
