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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Alex's articles primarily focus on sports, with a strong emphasis on rugby. He frequently covers events and evolving stories related to English and international rugby, making him likely open to pitches regarding exclusive interviews or insights into ongoing developments in the world of rugby.
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ALEX BYWATER AT CINCH STADIUM AT FRANKLIN'S GARDENS: Everything about Pollock's demeanour showed he knew a tempestuous encounter was coming.
The sight of fan favourite Tom Dunn's cauliflower ears bleeding is now a regular occurrence during Bath matches, the hooker showing the scars of battle after 15 years at rugby's coalface.
The jokes are flying among the great and the good of English rugby as the peloton starts to find its rhythm. There is a jovial mood and the mickey taking is as constant as it is savage.
ALEX BYWATER: Northampton Saints were the deserved champions of an entertaining campaign not without issues. Here, Daily Mail Sport hands out its end-of-season awards.
England's official confirmation on Monday that they have rested captain Maro Itoje for their summer's Nations Championship campaign must be welcomed.
The Welsh Rugby Union has moved to appease disgruntled Wales players after a row over match fees threatened to derail the team's Nations Championship campaign.
ALEX BYWATER: Wales picked up from their promising finale to the Six Nations with a 34-29 victory over Fiji. Jac Morgan showed his class back in the team by scoring two tries.
England suffered a heavy defeat by South Africa and were outclassed, shipping seven tries at Ellis Park. Here, Daily Mail Sport's Alex Bywater gives his score out of 10 for both sides.
When visiting players arrive at Rhigos RFC, they have to make a long, muddy and uphill journey on foot from the changing rooms to the pitch. Those who do are in for a shock when they get there.
Tyler Offiah is one of English rugby's most promising young talents, but his sporting ability tells only a tiny part of his story through life so far.
