Sonia Twigg is a Sports Reporter at The Independent. She covers a range of topics including football, cricket, and competitive sports, with a keen focus on sports business and prominent sports figures. Sonia's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Irish Independent, Evening Standard, and MailOnline, among others.
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Sonia Twigg's coverage is heavily centered around sports, particularly cricket and football. Given her focus on event coverage, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming sporting events such as tournaments, league matches, or significant games.
She has a specific interest in Premier League and Australian cricket along with broader themes like the Africa Cup of Nations. Therefore, she may respond well to pitches offering insights into player performances or controversies within these leagues or events.
Considering her national geographic focus on the United Kingdom, stories that involve UK-based athletes or have relevance to the local audience might capture her attention.
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sonia twigg Nick Kyrgios was dumped out of the Australian Open by British No 3 Jacob Fearnley on Monday - Getty Images/William West
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Roddick added: “Cruz Hewitt is 16 years old, son of Lleyton and the toughest competitor that I have ever played in my life, gets to hit with a guy who is No 1 in the world at the Australian Open. That is a big deal.
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All 10 team-mates in yellow and green charged towards Ash Gardner, who stood shell-shocked after taking one of the most spectacular catches in Women's Ashes history.
Women have always been involved in the Ashes. After all, the small terracotta-coloured urn that is permanently held at Lord's Cricket Ground in London was created by two women and one man in 1882.
Sophia Dunkley took the fight to the Australians, but it was not enough to prevent England succumbing to defeat in the Women’s Ashes at the earliest opportunity.
By: Sonia Twigg
The latest defeat in Australia continues a miserable series for Heather Knight's England - Getty Images/Jeremy Ng
sonia twigg Charlie Dean reacts to a missed catch during England's T20 defeat in Adelaide - Mark Brake/Getty Images AsiaPac
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England's challenge to avoid a whitewash were dealt a blow after collapsed yet again in the Women's Ashes, as they were bowled out for just 170 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
By: Sonia Twigg
Nat Sciver-Brunt was the only England batter to put up any significant resistance - Getty Images/Daniel Pockett
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