Gavin Mairs is the Chief Rugby Correspondent at The Daily Telegraph, specializing in rugby news and analysis. With a wealth of experience in sports journalism, Gavin has covered a wide range of rugby events and has interviewed numerous players and coaches. He is known for his insightful reporting and in-depth knowledge of the sport.
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Gavin Mairs' articles predominantly cover rugby, with a focus on events and exclusive interviews. If you have unique insights into rugby events, or can offer exclusive interviews with relevant figures in the sport, your pitch is likely to resonate well with him.
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By: gavin mairs
A stunning Test match, one that launched Joseph Sua'ali'i onto the international stage as new global superstar, one that has salvaged next year's British and Irish Lions tour and has left England's autumn campaign in absolute tatters.
By: Gavin Mairs
Ever since Kerry Packer narrowly failed to establish his ‘World Rugby Corporation' breakaway league in 1995, this moment has been coming.
By: Gavin Mairs, Charles Richardson, Ben Coles, Charlie Morgan
France's scrum-half Antoine Dupont signs autographs for supporters in Marcoussis, south of Paris, this week. Photo: Anne-Christine POUJOULAT / AFP
By: gavin mairs
Watching the excellent fly-on-the-wall documentary chronicling South Africa's journey to their World Cup triumph in Paris last year serves as an insightful reminder as to just how close England came to derailing their campaign.
If the clamour for change is to be credible, those calling for it must be able to provide credible alternatives.
Succession planning collapsed during Eddie Jones’ reign and Premiership’s two outstanding candidates could not be persuaded to leave jobs
By: Will Conroy, Gavin Mairs
Sir Alex Ferguson used to say he learned more from defeats than victories during his trophy-laden tenure at Manchester United.
By: Gavin Mairs
One wonders what the investors behind the proposed global breakaway league will make of news that the Rugby Football Union is set to announce a record loss of almost £40 million in their last financial year?
By: gavin mairs
To determine the sliding doors moment for both Eddie Jones and Steve Borthwick, you have to go back to the weeks immediately following South Africa's victory over England in the World Cup final in Paris in 2007.
Faltering team in search of a first win in six games and now they must match their words with deeds against Japan
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