Zenia D'Cunha is a sports journalist who writes for ESPN2 Australia, ESPN, ESPN Classic, and ESPN Sports Media Ltd. Her articles cover a wide range of sports, with a focus on Indian athletes and events. Zenia's work has also been featured in ESPN India Ad Solutions, showcasing her expertise in the field of sports journalism.
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Zenia D'Cunha's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly badminton and archery, with a specific emphasis on Indian athletes. She often includes investment analysis in her articles, suggesting that she is interested in the business side of sports as well.
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By: Zenia D'Cunha
Gukesh won a 6-hour marathon, Arjun's win streak came to an end as India men beat China in a crucial match.
By: Zenia D'Cunha
The dominant Indian men's team returned to winning ways with an empathic win over a star-studded USA while the women's team stayed in the hunt beating China.
It was another action-packed weekend of football in Europe as the season takes shape.
By: Zenia D'Cunha
Witness is Sakshi Malik's message to Indian sportswomen about things they should know but no one would tell them straight.
By: Zenia D'Cunha
ESPN brings you the best stats from this weekend's football action.
By: Zenia D'Cunha
ESPN brings you the best stats from this weekend's football action.
PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen will be back on the BWF World Tour for the first time since the Paris Olympics.
This is certainly not the first time it happened and Lakshya has overcome this successfully is the past, most strikingly at the start of the year when he went on a big run to qualify for the Olympics after seven straight first-round exits on tour. What he then did in Paris was even more memorable. He just needs to tap into that level of confidence and get that habit of winning again. The only way to do it to win a close match and the only one who can do it is Lakshya, as his childhood coach Vimal Kumar had notably said earlier this year.
The badminton season is coming to an end for this year, but for Indian badminton fans there's a new beginning to look forward to - the post-Olympics return of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty.
PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen will also look to rediscover some form on the BWF World Tour
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