Alex Bywater is a rugby reporter for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, specializing in coverage of the sport in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national rugby news, Alex provides in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on players, teams, and tournaments. His work has also been featured in SALTEN magazine.
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Exeter director of rugby Rob Baxter wants Premiership clubs to match the spending and ambition of Irish giants Leinster by developing their own 'Fortnum and Mason' recruitment policy.
INTERVIEW BY ALEX BYWATER: Chinnor is an ambitious club on the up. Easter is the man in charge and is talking through his side's National One promotion success.
ALEX BYWATER AT TWICKENHAM: England stayed on course for a third straight Grand Slam and now only France in Bordeaux next Saturday stand between them and another clean sweep
Hopes of an autumn fixture between Wales and Georgia have been dashed due to player release issues with the countries now looking at a possible meeting in 2025.
As the nation celebrates St George's Day, who tops the list as the best player ever to come from England? Mail Sport's ALEX BYWATER provides his own list for that claim...
Researchers on a study looking at the impact of head injuries on former footballers have been accused of 'marking their own homework' after their initial findings were published.
Brian Ashton might be 77 but the former England men's head coach is still having a significant impact on his country's rugby success after helping the Red Roses evolve their attacking game.
ALEX BYWATER: Ahead of this Six Nations, England's players took part in a lifestyle photoshoot with the aim of taking women's rugby to new audiences. They are certainly doing that.
ALEX BYWATER: Owen Farrell (pictured) will leave his boyhood side Saracens at the end of the current season. Playing his club rugby in the TOP14 means he won't be available to England.
ALEX BYWATER AT KINGSHOLM: Slade sliced through the Cherry and White defence like a hot knife through butter. He was a constant attacking threat and kicked superbly.
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