Shahid Judge is a Special Correspondent for Scroll Media, focusing on multinational sports coverage with a particular emphasis on India. With a keen interest in a variety of sports, Shahid's articles highlight the achievements, challenges, and cultural impact of athletes and sporting events in India and beyond.
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Shahid's articles predominantly focus on event coverage, particularly in the field of sports. He covers a wide range of topics within Indian sports, including cricket, tennis, kabaddi and the Olympics.
Given his extensive coverage of sporting events and athletes' performances, Shahid may be receptive to pitches involving exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches participating in major tournaments or leagues. Pitches that offer insights into significant achievements or setbacks in Indian sports are likely to align well with his coverage.
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By: Shahid
Goals from Liston Colaco and Jason Cummings helped the Kolkata-team win their first League Shield title.
By: Shahid
In the clash between the top two teams of the season so far, table-toppers Rajasthan put up with a record-equalling run-chase.
By: Shahid
Singh finished the league stage of the season as the joint-highest Indian goalscorer, with seven goals.
By: Shahid
Kratky took charge of the team in December, but managed to steer them to a runner-up finish in the league stage.
By: Shahid
The Royals have now won eight of their nine matches this season.
By: Shahid
Ghosal, the most decorated squash player from the country, retired from the professional circuit on April 22.
By: Shahid Judge
Chopra will begin his season at the Doha Diamond League, where he is the defending champion.
By: Shahid
In his first competitive event since the Asian Games last year, Chopra had a best throw of 88.36m, just two cm short of meet-winner Jakub Vadlejch.
By: Shahid Judge
Curran scored an unbeaten 63 with the bat after registering figures of 3/24 with the ball.
At 39, Chhetri has decided to call time on an illustrious 19-year career with the national team.
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