Somshuvra Laha is a Sports Journalist at Hindustan Times. With over 11 years of experience, he has extensively covered cricket, football, and various competitive sports, including major events like the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup and the 2016 ICC World Twenty20. Somshuvra's work has been featured in Hindustan Times, Hindustan Times Syndication, MSN, and more.
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Somshuvra Laha's articles mainly focus on sports, particularly cricket. He frequently covers events and provides investment analysis in the context of sports. His work often includes expert commentary, which indicates that he may be open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into the world of cricket, especially within the Indian context.
Given his local geographic focus on India, tailored pitches related to Indian cricket or its players' performances in international events like World Cup could resonate well with him. Additionally, considering his coverage themes and topics, offering perspectives on ICC-related developments or issues concerning South African cricket may also capture his interest.
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By: Somshuvra Laha
New Zealand lose lead once again as Egypt score three goals to take charge of Group G with four points.
A goal and an assist in the comeback win against New Zealand shows Salah is still capable of chasing a new horizon after leaving Liverpool
Kolkata, June 23 -- For 58 minutes, Mohamed Salah was trapped between two chapters of his life.
Norway's Viking Row at the World Cup unites fans and players in celebration, symbolizing shared identity and belonging in modern sports culture.
Kolkata, June 24 -- Seated in a Viking longboat formation in front of the goal with the Metlife Stadium stand teeming with red-adorned supporters
By: Somshuvra Laha
This World Cup is becoming a celebration of goalkeeping, of resistance, of the final line of defence taking it upon themselves to keep hopes alive.
Ghana's Benjamin Asare shone in a 0-0 draw against England, showcasing brilliant goalkeeping, while DR Congo's Mpasi also impressed despite a loss.
By: Somshuvra Laha
Kolkata, June 25 -- Five years ago, Benjamin Asare was asked to consider retirement after an ankle injury had kept him out for 18 months.
Neither of Ecuador's two goals were his fault but it felt like football has finally offered a different counterpoint to the Manuel Neuer story
Neither of Ecuador’s two goals were his fault but it felt like football has finally offered a different counterpoint to the Manuel Neuer story
