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Sanjay Rajan

Position: Journalist

Articles

Weightlifting-Indian body steps down after doping incidents November 17, 10:37am EST 

NEW DELHI, India, Nov 17 (Reuters) - India's national weightlifting federation committee has stepped down after taking responsibility for the rampant doping in the sport in the country, the Indian Olympic Association said on Tuesday.  Full Article 

Wrestler Kumar gives India first world medal in 42 years
China thump South Korea to regain Asian women's crown
Vijender assures India of first world boxing medal
Drunk grandmaster checkmated after dozing off
Badminton-England withdraws team due to attack fears
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Blog Posts

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Is Sehwag the world's most destructive batsman?

India's explosive opener Virender Sehwag is probably the best batsman in the world at present. The 30-year-old has been amassing runs with ridiculous ease since his comeback in January last year, setting ...  Full Article | Comments [1] 

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Switch-hitting: Revolution or unfair tactics?

England batsman Kevin Pietersen's "switch-hit" may quickly climb the entertainment charts, but the revolutionary shot raises tricky questions for umpires and bowlers. Unlike the reverse-sweep, where the ...  Full Article | Comments [6]