Rutvick Mehta
Special Correspondent at Hindustan Times
Writes on sport for Hindustan Times, previously for DNA.
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4 days ago |
hindustantimes.com | Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai: Here’s how the four singles finalists who appeared on the concluding weekend of the French Open a couple of weeks ago fared in their next tournament appearance: Coco Gauff: First round, Berlin. Aryna Sabalenka: Semi-final, Berlin. Jannik Sinner: Second round, Halle. Carlos Alcaraz: Champion, Queen’s. The Roland Garros to Wimbledon route is the most challenging on the professional tennis calendar.
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5 days ago |
htsyndication.com | Rutvick Mehta
India, June 23 -- Here's how the four singles finalists who appeared on the concluding weekend of the French Open a couple of weeks ago fared in their next tournament appearance:Coco Gauff: First round, Berlin. Aryna Sabalenka: Semi-final, Berlin. Jannik Sinner: Second round, Halle. Carlos Alcaraz: Champion, Queen's. The Roland Garros to Wimbledon route is the most challenging on the professional tennis calendar.
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5 days ago |
htsyndication.com | Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, June 23 -- Even though it wasn't among her fondest memories, archer Gatha Khadake vividly remembers the exchange of words with Deepika Kumari at the National Games in Uttarakhand this February. Years junior to India's star archer in both age and experience, Gatha had just lost to her in the semi-final after forcing a shoot-off - Deepika shot a 10 to Gatha's 8 - at the end of a deadlocked 5-5 scoreline.
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5 days ago |
htsyndication.com | Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, June 23 -- Even though it wasn't among her fondest memories, archer Gatha Khadake vividly remembers the exchange of words with Deepika Kumari at the National Games in Uttarakhand this February. Years junior to India's star archer in both age and experience, Gatha had just lost to her in the semi-final after forcing a shoot-off - Deepika shot a 10 to Gatha's 8 - at the end of a deadlocked 5-5 scoreline.
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5 days ago |
hindustantimes.com | Rutvick Mehta
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