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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The German, after losing three Slam finals, beats Italian Flavio Cobolli in five sets to win the Roland Garros men's title
By: Rutvick Mehta
India, June 7 -- Alexander Zverev slumped on his back on the red dirt, face covered with his palms and tears rolling down.
Read this exciting story from Hindustan Times Mumbai June 08, 2026 issue. Alexander Zverev slumped on his back on the red dirt, face covered with his palms and tears rolling down. He waved his arms to the crowd, walked up the stairs to hug his father-coach, and then his team.
Her absence from the national circuit — and thus the national rankings — meant she lost the selectors' votes
Mumbai, June 19 -- Manika Batra, the 2018 Asian Games medallist and India's most decorated female paddler, was left out of India's 2026 Asian Games
Shameena Riaz, daughter of former hockey captain Mohammed Riaz, makes her Asian Games debut in squash, aiming for a medal while balancing sports and studies.
The 44-year-old, the greatest player of all time in the women's game, received a late and last singles wildcard for the 2026 Wimbledon
For eight years in a row, a new women's singles champion has been crowned in the grass court Grand Slam
For eight years in a row, a new women’s singles champion has been crowned in the grass court Grand Slam
The Italian world No.1 and the Serbian 24-time Slam winner have a point to prove after their early French Open exit
