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    Pranav Gandhi

    Co-founder and co-host of Sportal Combat, Sports Journalist, Entrepreneur

    Pranav Gandhi is an entrepreneur and a sports blogger. He has written for various publications including CNNGo, GQ and FirstPost. He also appears on television news shows on sports related topics. He is the co-founder and co-host of Sportal Combat 
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    This Is What's Seriously Wrong With The Debate On Salman As Olympic Ambassador

    The most important story in India about the ultimate event in sports--The Summer Olympic Games--is whether Salman Khan was the right choice for Goodwill Ambassador. My knee-jerk reaction was that a sportsperson should be appointed as Goodwill Ambassador to a sporting event. I thought the choice of Salman was senseless. I was wrong. This entire debate is senseless.
    29/04/2016 8:13 AM IST
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    Why Cricket Is Getting Boring

    I've been following cricket ever since I was a child and I love the game more than most. Yet in recent years, I find myself alternating between great interest in it to downright indifference. I am currently in the "who cares" phase and it has reached a point where I frankly couldn't be bothered to watch a single ball being bowled. So, why don't I give a hoot about any of it? I decided to do some introspection.
    28/09/2015 8:23 AM IST
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    Serena May Be The Greatest Women's Tennis Player Ever And Now's Her Chance To Prove It

    As Monday dawns in New York City Serena Williams is going for a calendar Grand Slam. Don't be fooled by her dominance -- this is not an easy feat. Think about it for a second. The first year that all four majors were played by women was 1922. Since that time only three women, Maureen Connolly Brinker (1953), Margaret Court (1970) and Steffi Graf (1988) have won all four slams in the same year. Only three women. If Serena triumphs in two weeks, she will be the fourth.
    31/08/2015 1:14 PM IST
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    The Best Punishment For Sreesanth And Co

    Despite the Delhi High Court dropping the spot-fixing charges against S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan, the BCCI had decided that it will not revoke its ban on the three players. However, just a ban feels incomplete doesn't it? Is it enough? It hasn't been in the past. Here is a thought. We've taken away their ability to play cricket, but let's go all the way and erase them altogether from our memory.
    30/07/2015 8:16 AM IST

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