Shantanu Srivastava is an Associate Editor- Sports at various esteemed publications. He specializes in covering cricket and Olympic sports, with a focus on individual sports, competitive tournaments, and the sports business landscape. Shantanu's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Bollyy, The Economic Times, Outlook Business, and Hindustan Times.
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Shantanu Srivastava's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly wrestling and WFI-related news. Given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories in the national context of India, he would likely respond well to pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights into ongoing developments within the Indian wrestling scene.
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The Spaniard's big break came at the 2025 Hero Indian Open. Since then, he has shone in every visit
By: Shantanu Srivastava
India won 85 medals at the Asian Games, after some misses, while some federations are mired in administrative battles
By: Shantanu Srivastava
While the number of competitions on the PGTI are unlikely to go up, the prize purse of most tournaments is set to increase.
By: Shantanu Srivastava
The steady rise in driving distances has been his pet peeve for years, and the sight of pros hitting upwards of 350 yards still hurts the golf tragic in him.
By: Shantanu Srivastava
The Spaniard sits at 14-under with a two-stroke advantage over the field at the end of an incomplete Round 3.
The logistics major—title partners of the European Tour as well as the domestic PGTI—hopes to boost the golf ecosystem in India, its country head said.
By: Shantanu Srivastava
Only six Indians out of 27 could make the cut, with Anirban Lahiri's T-23 being the best
By: Shantanu Srivastava
The Indian duo faltered at the final hurdle to return with silver medals in 50kg and 76kg divisions
By: Shantanu Srivastava
The Indian duo lose in the 76kg and 50kg final in Astana after their brilliant run to the title clash.
By: Shantanu Srivastava
Australia were 330 for four at the close, one run ahead of South Africa's first innings total of 329 with six wickets remaining.
