Alex Bywater is a Rugby Writer at Daily Mail. With a decade of experience in journalism, he has a passion for covering rugby while also engaging with various sports, including football and cricket. His work has been featured in Express Digest, SALTEN, Daily Mail, World Wealth Journal, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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In one dashing run, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso provided a reminder of how much England have missed him and helped put Exeter within touching distance of the play-offs.
Every so often in life, best-laid plans have to change due to unforeseen circumstances and Shaun Edwards' imminent availability is an opportunity the RFU simply cannot afford to miss.
South Africa's twin age-grade stars Josh and James Mackenzie have committed their international futures to Scotland by signing with Glasgow Warriors.
It's a revelation that may annoy Exeter fans. Wallaby Len Ikitau says he would love to be playing for the Chiefs next season - but will instead be Down Under after falling foul of a 'confusing' rule change.
ALEX BYWATER: Immanuel Feyi-Waboso had successful surgery to fix a facial injury this week, meaning he will miss Exeter's crunch Saracens clash but not England's summer tour.
Even in his ninth decade, Rob Baxter's father John is still active on the family Devon farm. Hard work is a given for both men and Baxter, the Exeter boss, won't be changing any time soon.
ALEX BYWATER AT SANDY PARK: On English club rugby's 'Super Saturday' - the final day of the regular season before the knock-out rounds begin - the game of the day was in Devon.
I'm reaching the end of a gruelling 50-minute exercise stint during which the average temperature has been 39.8°C and the humidity 46 per cent - just the sort of conditions England will face.
As Steve Borthwick gets set to hand a Test debut to Benhard Janse van Rensburg this summer, Henry Slade served up yet another reminder he must not be forgotten just yet.
Ask an England fan for their memories of Julian White and they will talk about his fearsome reputation. But that's not the man who welcomes Daily Mail Sport to his Crabtree Farm.
