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Boria Majumdar

Kolkata
As seen in: Rev Sportz, MSN India, The Economic Times, The Times of India, Hindustan Times, India Times, NDTV, The Indian Express, Firstpost, Flipboard, Mint and
Founder RevSportz DPhil Oxford Univ. Rhodes scholar, nurturing a sporting dream. Distinguished Adjunct Professor, School of Modern Media, UPES
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The Cabo Verde story is one of ultimate inspiration

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By Boria Majumdar
| MSN India Verified
We absolutely love underdog stories don't we. They have a certain zing to it and are stories that you least expect. They leave you awestruck and are much talked about even days after they are over. The Cabo Verde world cup adventure will be one such. A country of half a million stood out in front of the world's premier footballing nations and scripted their own tale in the course of the last three weeks. Drawing against Spain was the first tell tale signs that they were there to make a point.
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Cabo Verde’s World Cup fairy tale ends, but their courage will live long in the memory

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By Boria Majumdar
| Rev Sportz
Cabo Verde (PC- X) The match kicked off at the unearthly hour of 3:30 am. Given that I am still jet-lagged, it was an ordeal trying to get up on time. And yet I did, because I was keen to see Cabo Verde take on the world’s best. I wasn’t disappointed. Let me recount Lionel Messi’s free-kick in the 72nd minute to make the point. It was in Messi territory. The magician stood over the ball and, given the form he is in, there seemed only one destination for it. It was the perfect strike.
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Its time for Africa in the FIFA World Cup

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By Boria Majumdar
| MSN India Verified
‘Its time for Africa' are now words that have been immortalised by the Shakira song. But then it is true that these words are a reality in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026. Africa is no longer there as a continent to make up the numbers but each of the teams that made have left a real mark on the competition. 8 out of the 9 teams made the Round of 32 and Morocco have already made the Round of 16 knocking the Dutch out in the process.
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