Shuvaditya Bose is a Senior Desk Writer (Sports) at The Quint. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports tournaments, while also delving into sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Indian Express and MSN.
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Shuvaditya Bose's focus is on sports, particularly cricket and Indian sports. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage, suggesting a preference for timely and relevant pitches related to ongoing or upcoming sporting events in India.
Given his interest in the IPL, Indian cricket, and other domestic sports events, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or insights from experts within the Indian sports industry. Additionally, topics focused on individual athletes' journeys could be of interest based on his articles that cover personal stories of athletes.
As Shuvaditya does not have a specific geographic focus but concentrates on Indian sports primarily; therefore, any outreach should emphasize its relevance to the Indian sporting landscape.
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By: Shuvaditya Bose
Rest of India were 197/8 on day three in Srinagar. They finished on 306/8, with the 23-year-old unbeaten on 126
By: Shuvaditya Bose
Rest of India were 197/8 on day three in Srinagar. They finished on 306/8, with the 23-year-old unbeaten on 126
By: Shuvaditya Bose, Rohit Mundayur
Set a massive target of 279, the two Bengal seamers run through Ranji champions as RoI win the title they last won in 2024
By: Shuvaditya Bose
The two seamers ran through Ranji champions Jammu and Kashmir in the Irani Cup final, making a strong case for a India recall ahead of the Tests against New Zealand
By: Shuvaditya Bose
The two seamers ran through Ranji champions Jammu and Kashmir in the Irani Cup final, making a strong case for a India recall ahead of the Tests against New Zealand
By: Rohit Mundayur, Shuvaditya Bose
The Jharkhand batter won the Duleep Trophy and the Irani Cup in his first senior season, and now expects every team to come prepared
By: Shuvaditya Bose
A century against Services after a season of 72 runs, and a message to the dugout: 'I am still playing, still performing, still alive'
By: Shuvaditya Bose
27-year-old hits third Ranji Trophy hundred in as many matches; 'We did not even have a pukka house... It was only when I played the Under-19 level that I bought a brick-and-mortar house for my family.'
By: Shuvaditya Bose
Maharashtra captain and one-time prodigy Prithvi Shaw admits he 'might have made mistakes along the way' but is determined to evolve — "I value my private space now... I don't look back at the past anymore; I’m solely focused on moving forward. I want to enjoy my cricket, be with my teammates, maintain high work ethic, and spend quality time with my family," Shaw said.
By: Shuvaditya Bose
Left-arm spinner returns with a five-wicket haul in the second innings as Maharashtra begin Ranji campaign with a big win over Services
