Samreen Razzaqui is a Subeditor at Hindustan Times. She covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, individual sports, and sports business. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as Hindustan Times, Scroll Media, and MSN.
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Samreen Razzaqui's coverage largely revolves around event-based sports news, particularly cricket and wrestling. She often covers major tournaments like the ICC Men's ODI World Cup and India's tours abroad. If you have insights or updates related to ongoing tournaments, player performances, or significant events within these sports, it would likely align well with her coverage.
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Only two teams from each group advance to the semis and Harmanpreet and Co will want to win this one
New Delhi, June 21 -- India's T20 World Cup campaign is going as planned with two wins from two matches, a healthy net run rate, a dominant spin attack and a batting unit that finally appears to be finding its rhythm.
Marizanne Kapp's unbeaten 81 led South Africa to a 6-wicket win over India, keeping their T20 World Cup hopes alive amid a tight group battle.
India's fielding woes resurged in the T20 World Cup, with crucial dropped catches against South Africa costing them the match despite preparation efforts.
The wicketkeeper-batter took a pay cut to facilitate the move, underlining that this reunion was about more than just money
The wicketkeeper-batter took a pay cut to facilitate the move, underlining that this reunion was about more than just money
New Delhi, June 24 -- After a brief and turbulent two-year stint with LSG, Rishabh Pant is back where it all began.
By: Samreen Razzaqui
India faces Bangladesh in a crucial Women's T20 World Cup match, needing a win to keep semi-final hopes alive after a recent loss to South Africa.
By: Samreen Razzaqui
India faces Bangladesh in a crucial Women's T20 World Cup match, needing a win to keep semi-final hopes alive after a recent loss to South Africa.
Charles Johnson, facing Almabayev at UFC Fight Night, aims to showcase his evolved grappling skills, seeking recognition and title contention.
