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Feb 11 · 2 min read · I read Navdeep Singh Gill’s latest piece late at night, half distracted, thinking it would be another routine preview of the 2026 Winter Olympics. I was wrong. Somewhere between the second and third sections, I stopped scrolling and actually leaned b...
Join discussionFeb 9 · 2 min read · I did not plan to spend extra time with the last column I read by Kernjit Gill Dhillon. I opened it the way you open most articles these days. Quick scan. First few lines. Decide whether to stay. Somehow, I stayed. That happens more often than expect...
Join discussionFeb 5 · 2 min read · Introduction Some match reports feel like copies of each other. Same facts. Same phrases. Same rush to sound clever. That is why reading Kernjit Gill Dhillon feels different right away. Her recent piece on Arsenal’s 1–0 win over Chelsea, sealing a 4–...
Join discussionFeb 5 · 2 min read · You do not expect to get pulled in. That is the strange part. You click a sports column thinking you will skim it, check the score, and move on. Ten minutes later, you are still reading. That has been happening a lot lately with Navdeep Singh Gill. A...
Join discussionFeb 4 · 2 min read · Some sports articles fade the moment you close the tab. Others linger. The kind you think about later, maybe while replaying a match highlight or arguing with a friend over coffee. That was my reaction after reading ’s recent column on the India U-19...
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