Here is all you need to know about sports journalist Reshmin Chowdhury sports as she appears at the live coverage for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, know her age, height and partner
Viewers commended Reshmin Chowdhury for wearing gorgeous clothing when she appeared on the BBC live coverage of the footballing major.
Who is FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 journalist Reshmin Chowdhury, bio, age, height, partner, family, Instagram
Chowdhury was hosting the broadcast of the Women’s World Cup game between Switzerland and New Zealand, which finished in a scoreless draw. And both her work and her attire left fans amazed. Chowdhury appeared alongside former France star Laura Georges and Jonas Eidevall, the head coach of Arsenal Women, wearing a gorgeous dark blue attire.
She stated on Twitter that the group had not planned to wear a “‘Allez Les Bleus’ look” in which each person was donning a different shade. Fans online, though, didn’t appear to mind and praised her attire. Let us have a look at who is this sports broadcaster grabbing the attention of the people of the internet.
Who is Reshmin Chowdhury?
Reshmin Chowdhury, a British-Bangladeshi sports journalist, presenter, and event host was born on 16 December 1977 in London, England and is of Bangladeshi origin. She is currently 45 years old.
A look at Reshmin Chowdhury’s education
Reshmin Chowdhury attended Woodford County High School for Girls. She graduated with a 2.1 BSc (Hons) in Politics and Economics from the University of Bath in 2000. In order to obtain an NCTJ Post-Graduate Diploma in Newspaper Journalism, she enrolled at Harlow College in 2003.
Reshmin Chowdhury’s career, achievements and records
Chowdhury worked for Reuters TV News as a television news helpdesk operator during her year of placement while pursuing her degree. Moving to television news in 2005, Chowdhury first worked for ITN as a news assistant and later as a producer before working for BBC London, BBC News, and Bloomberg Television. She worked for Real Madrid TV for two seasons starting in September 2008 as a reporter and broadcaster. She was the first reporter to speak with Cristiano Ronaldo after his record-breaking Real Madrid contract.
In addition, she conducted a French-language interview with Karim Benzema for a world exclusive. She covered games, conducted post-game interviews, travelled with the club, hosted news programmes, and produced and presented shows including RealMadrid Life and Top Goals before leaving it in May 2010.
Chowdhury also presents for talkSPORT and TNT, which was formerly BT Sport. She now hosts GameDay Exclusive, a live broadcast of Premier League games, on Talksport every Saturday morning. She oversees BBC Sport’s live coverage of the Women’s Super League and other important women’s football events.
She has nine years of experience working across all aspects of football coverage with BT Sport, most notably the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, FA Cup, and UEFA Europa Conference League. She most recently hosted the FIFA World Cup in Qatar for BeIN Sports, the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 2020 and Beijing in 2022 with Eurosport and Discovery Plus, and she presented for ITV Sport for the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament.
In a 2019 column for SunSport, she revealed the draw’s perils when presenting the Champions League draw. The Asian Football Awards’ Media Award was given to Chowdhury, a British-Bangleshi, in 2015. She was the most recent broadcaster to make people fall in love with the World Cup because she covered it.
Reshmin Chowdhury’s family, husband and kids
Reshmin Chowdhury, a supporter of Tottenham Hotspur F.C., resides in London with her husband Asif and two kids. She speaks Bengali and English well as Spanish and French and has a height of 5 feet 6 inches.