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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No matter how the next week goes, Treesa and Gayatri have done enough this season to make 2025 a year to look forward to
By: Zenia D'Cunha
ESPN India picks ten images that tell the story of the most stunning Indian sports moments witnessed throughout 2024.
For being a history-maker with successive gold medals and a pathbreaker with her champion mentality, Avani Lekhara is ESPN India's female para-athlete of 2024.
By: Zenia D'Cunha
The match defined the absolute legend that is Vinesh Phogat on and off court, the match that no scriptwriter would have come up with on their own.
Unlike the last four years, there will be no multi-sport event to look forward to in 2025.
By: Zenia D'Cunha
Here's a look at the Indians' draw and chances at the first tournament of 2025.
"I just want to stay healthy, play the tennis I want to play, and keep on improving," Nagal told ESPN
The badminton caravan is in India for the second week of the new season, as the India Open Super 750 starts in frigid New Delhi from Tuesday with the hosts fielding their largest-ever contingent.
We explore how BWF rankings have changed for the top Indian badminton players like Sindhu, Lakshya, Satwik-Chirag and co.
By: Zenia D Cunha
Another week in the new season and another rather unnoteworthy outing for India's badminton contingent on the BWF World Tour.
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