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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The 69kg weightlifting medallist got a boost ahead of the Asian Games. Indian boxers too excelled in Glasgow
The 69kg weightlifting medallist got a boost ahead of the Asian Games. Indian boxers too excelled in Glasgow
The gold medal in the 100m T47 with a Games record timing of 10.71s, was the first by an Indian male in para athletics at the CWG
By: Rutvick Mehta
Plagued by injures over the last two years, the javelin star on reset still managed a podium place in Glasgow
By: Rutvick Mehta
Plagued by injures over the last two years, the javelin star on reset still managed a podium place in Glasgow
By: Rutvick Mehta
India, Aug. 1 -- There's a certain peculiarity in listening to Neeraj Chopra speak as a silver medallist at a major multi-sport event.
By: Rutvick Mehta
India secured fourth place at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, winning 39 medals despite the absence of many strong sports, setting a hopeful stage for 2030.
A distance double, Neeraj Chopra-led javelin double and a decathlon bronze all bodes well building up for the Asian Games
By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Aug. 4 -- At SAI Bengaluru centre, where many of India's distance runners who train in the country are based, Gulveer Singh's CWG races were watched on the common area's television.
There have been serious conversations with the sports ministry and SAI to work towards creating a proper training centre in India
