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Yash Mudgal

Yash Mudgal is a Senior Editor at Gulf Times sports section. Prior to joining Gulf Times in 2012, he was with a leading daily in India. At Gulf Times, Yash mostly covers Olympic sports although his interests include tennis and cricket too.

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13-01-2021
Judo star Riner ‘back on top’ after Doha Masters win

Judo legend Teddy Riner is back again after a surprise 2020 season, which included two defeats.
13-01-2021
World champ Agbegnenou starts new season with gold

Reigning world and European champion Clarisse Agbegnenou of France started the new season on a winning note at the International Judo Federation’s 2021 Doha Masters at the Lusail Multipurpose Hall yesterday.
09-10-2020
Al Arabi hope to end title drought against Al Sadd today

It has been almost a decade since Al Arabi won a title and their coach Heimir Hallgrimsson has been forthright about their ambition to end that drought against a weakened Al Sadd side in the 2019-2020 Ooredoo Cup final at the Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium in Al Duhail today.
13-03-2020
Gharafa look to regain title, while Shamal aim to retain

‘We have played the season very well. I have full confidence in my team... we have a very good chance to win the title’
08-03-2020
Heartbreak for Drysdale as Campillo wins epic playoff

Scotsman came close to his first European Tour victory in his 498th event, but Spaniard wins his second title instead
08-03-2020
Spain’s Campillo grabs lead despite late glitches

Jorge Campillo kept his momentum going in the third round to emerge as the sole leader going into the decider at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters at the Education City Golf club yesterday.
08-03-2020
Chawrasia within striking distance of best Indian finish at Qatar Masters

India’s SSP Chawrasia looks set for a strong finish in the 2020 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters after carding a three-under par 68 to finish the third round at 9-under.
07-03-2020
Bjork hits the sweet spot with a fantastic 63

Sweden’s Alexander Bjork carded the lowest round of his European Tour career and of the tournament so far, shooting a 63 to sit at 9-under at the halfway mark in the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters yesterday.
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