Alex Bywater is a Rugby Writer at Daily Mail. With a decade of experience in journalism, he has passionately covered rugby worldwide while also exploring themes in competitive sports, sports business, and wellness. Alex's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Express Digest, SALTEN, and NewsBreak.
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By: Alex Bywater
Leicester Tigers assistant coach Alex Davies is set to join Wales as a skills and kicking specialist in time for November's Nations Championship campaign.
A second cricketing etiquette storm has exploded at the Over-60 World Cup in Canada just weeks after Saltburn's 'Clicky Ponting' became international news.
By: Alex Bywater
Alex Bywater A second cricketing etiquette storm has exploded at the Over-60 World Cup in Canada just weeks after Saltburn 's 'Clicky Ponting' became international news.
Dan McFarland studied classics at Newcastle University in the early 1990s. Two decades on, he is back heading up the team's Red Bull revolution.
It has been a summer of change at Anfield, with Arne Slot sacked as manager in May after winning the title in his first season and star man Mohamed Salah departing for Turkey.
By: Alex Bywater
Michael Owen has insisted Liverpool can rival defending champions Arsenal for the Premier League title and backed Alexander Isak to deliver in their opener with his old club Newcastle.
Racing is also now a family affair for the Owen family, with Gemma looking to make her way in the sport. With dad Michael, she shows Daily Mail Sport around the luxurious Manor House Stables.
ALEX BYWATER: From the ruins of financial armageddon and subsequent failed takeover bids, Cardiff are now preparing to enter their 150th year with a positive outlook.
Welsh rugby chief Abi Tierney has slammed the 'toxic tactics' of her critics, insisting it will be 'cataclysmic' for Wales if the country doesn't carry out her plan to cut one of its four domestic teams.
Hayley Parsons, a leading critic of the Welsh Rugby Union, has claimed the sport has 'deteriorated on all fronts', refuting WRU CEO Abi Tierney's view that she has led 'toxic' attacks on its leadership.
