Alasdair Reid is a sportswriter at The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including team sports, international sports leagues and federations, as well as sports tournaments, with a keen focus on the intersection of sports and business. Alasdair's work has been featured in The Times, CODE, The Australian, and The Offside Line.
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By: Alasdair Reid
Gregor Townsend's side fight back from 17-0 down before super-sub Damian McKenzie clinches it for tourists
Gregor Townsend's side squander a 21-0 lead and are booed from the pitch after the full-time whistle
By: Alasdair Reid
Hosts finish a largely disappointing Autumn Test Series with emphatic win over a Tonga side which played most of the match with 14 men
Arnold Clark Premiership: Bonus point win for visitors in gritty derby highlights importance of taking chances and the power of confidence.
Edinburgh Rugby 26 Gloucester 24: Scottish side all but secure their place in knockout stage after overturned 13-point deficit at half-time
The former Watsonians, Edinburgh, Scotland and British and Irish Lions centre died recently aged 61
By: Alasdair Reid
After notorious opening sequence of 2017 Open, the Masters champion is now better known for hitting ground running after strong start at Scottish Open
The South Korean produced a bogey-free final round of 64 to become a Rolex Series winner for the first time and pick up victory for the first time in 1,001 days
