Tushar Bhaduri is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Indian Express. Based out of Delhi, he brings 23 years of journalism experience, with 18 years dedicated to covering sports, including team and individual sports as well as the broader trends and business aspects of the sporting landscape. His work has been featured in Financial Express (India), The Indian Express, and MSN.
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Tushar's coverage is predominantly focused on event-based sports reporting, with an emphasis on cricket. He provides ringside views and opinions, making his articles ideal for providing insights into ongoing sporting events or upcoming matches.
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IPL 2026: GT have peaked at the right time, as evidenced in their 89-run thrashing of CSK.
Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru look to secure a consecutive title under Rajat Patidar, facing off against Shubman Gill's Gujarat Titans in a high-stakes final at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
By: Tushar Bhaduri
Argentina's successful title defence at the 2026 World Cup could hinge on whether an ageing core that conquered the world in Qatar can summon one more deep run.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, stringent immigration crackdowns, visa denials for top officials, and strict travel constraints on the Iranian team signal that host nation politics have taken full control of the tournament.
By: Tushar Bhaduri
Senior team's spin bowling coach says the teenager, a composed boy, coaches around him would tell him how to conduct himself.
By: Tushar Bhaduri
With Ravi Ashwin long gone and Ravindra Jadeja in the twilight of his career, India need to find the next generation on bankable spinners
By: Tushar Bhaduri
Shubman Gill, handed India's ODI captaincy last October, is beginning to settle into the role during the Afghanistan series, leading from the front with the bat.
By: Tushar Bhaduri, Rohit Mundayur
Shubman Gill's first century (154) as ODI captain and Ishan Kishan's 79-ball 125 give take India to 402 after which hosts dismiss Afghanistan for just 232 runs.
Critics feared an expanded 48-team FIFA World Cup would dilute the quality of football. Instead, historic results from debutants like Cabo Verde and Curacao prove the underdogs are tactically masterclassing the giants.
Every FIFA World Cup sparks the same question: Why can't a nation of 1.5 billion people qualify? The harsh truth lies in India's broken domestic football structure, administrative failures by the AIFF, and a star-worshipping fan culture that ignores local structural collapse.
