Sayak Dutta is a Copy Editor, Sports at indianexpress.com. He primarily covers football and cricket, delving into various aspects of competitive sports and sports business. Sayak's work has been featured in The Indian Express, MSN, DM2I, and arXiv.
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Sayak Dutta's coverage heavily focuses on event coverage within the sports industry, particularly cricket and football. His articles indicate a focus on live score updates and match previews for high-profile games involving India and South Africa.
If you are involved in or have insights into these specific matches, providing real-time updates during major events can be an effective pitch to engage with Sayak. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive player interviews or inside information about upcoming matches involving India or South Africa, this would likely capture his interest.
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By: Sayak Dutta
Abstract: Recurrent models must forget in order to remember, yet the state of the art decides what to erase without consulting what is stored --
By: Sayak Dutta
England's route to the knockouts has exposed familiar flaws despite finishing top of their group. Against DR Congo, another sluggish start could prove far costlier.
By: Sayak Dutta
Mikel Oyarzabal does not have Lamine Yamal's flair, Pedri's ball control or Marc Cucurella's audacity, but his intelligence on the pitch remains invaluable in Spain's quest for a second World Cup title.
By: Sayak Dutta
A secret lunch in Begur, two rejected bids, and a deal that closed at £65.4m.
By: Sayak Dutta
A 3-0 Community Shield defeat leaves Maresca's rebuild looking urgent before a ball has been kicked in the league
By: Sayak Dutta
Lack of midfield depth, over-dependence on Bruno and porous backline foretell a tough ride for the fallen giants.
By: Sayak Dutta
Close proximity to Durga Puja, tight security and high ticket prices may be reasons for excitement not reaching fever pitch yet
By: Sayak Dutta, Rohit Mundayur
Brace from Samuel Lino and goals from Pedro and Estevao Willian script 4-0 win for five-time football world champions
India will look to build on the lessons from their Brazil clash when they take on two-time world champions Uruguay in Kolkata, with Khalid Jamil's side facing another stern South American test.
By: Sayak Dutta
Maxi Araujo scores a brace as two-time world champions show more ruthlessness than Brazil on Saturday
