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Srinivasan Kannan

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News junkie 36 years. Covered five Olympics, five Asian Games. Consulting Editor, RevSportz. Consulting Editor Millenium Post.

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Lionel Messi will be under intense scrutiny yet again when Argentina plays Croatia in the semi-finals of 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar » FirstSportz

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By S Kannan, Srinivasan Kannan
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The deserts of Qatar which were turned into modern football stadia have become a graveyard of sorts for heavyweight teams and legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar Junior. Both Portugal and Brazil have been buried in the FIFA World Cup 2022, so Argentina will be hoping and trying every trick in the trade to ensure they can balk Croatia in the first semi-final on Tuesday night. Any mention of Argentina brings up the names of legends.
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Brittney Griner's release from Russian prison is way more than just sports " FirstSportz

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By S Kannan, Srinivasan Kannan
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News of Russia releasing celebrated American basketball legend Brittney Griner in a swap deal with Viktor Bout has caused ripples in sporting and international affairs circles. It was none other than President of the United States of America Joe Biden who broke the news of Britney being freed. By the time people heard the news in the US, eastern time zone, it was early morning, Thursday. The following day in the early hours of Friday, Griner landed back to the United States after 10 months.
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Brazil dance to victory after scoring each goal against hapless South Korea in Round of 16 match at FIFA World Cup, Japan lose » FirstSportz

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By S Kannan, Srinivasan Kannan
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Images mirror emotions, more so when they are caught on television. At the FIFA World Cup on Monday night, two scenes caught the eye. The first, was when Japan was mauled by Croatia in the Round of 16, and the second was when Brazil whacked South Korea 4-1 to enter the quarter-finals. Rarely does a losing team’s manager grab headlines. It had to be Japan’s manager Hajime Moriyasu, who was dignified, and decent, showing decorum throughout the match.
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