Gavin Mairs is the Chief Rugby Correspondent at The Daily Telegraph. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on rugby union, international sports leagues, and major sports tournaments. Gavin's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, New Zealand Herald, and Yahoo Sports.
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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.
Given his coverage emphasis on England Rugby and British and Irish Lions, pitches should be tailored to include pertinent perspectives from these areas. Additionally, if there are exclusives related to government announcements in the world of rugby, Gavin might find them particularly interesting based on his past coverage trends.
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“I love rugby. I love Cornwall. I love a pasty,” declares Nick Knowles, with a hearty laugh.
By: Gavin Mairs
Club believe sacrificing final two home fixtures of Prem season will expedite process by 18 months
Sharks 0 New Zealand 54 One can only wonder what was going through Ma'a Nonu's thoughts as he stood in the colours of the Sharks and proceeded to perform a one-man Haka.
Harlequins are entering a new era after a horror season in which they came second to last in the Prem
Harlequins are entering a new era after a horror season in which they came second to last in the Prem.
By: Gavin Mairs
Richie Mo'unga's call-up for the All Blacks for the first time in three years has opened up the prospect of an intriguing head-to-head with Ruben Love for the fly-half position for the Test series against South Africa
The start of the grass-roots club rugby season has been delayed across England because of an increased risk of injury caused by the drought.
By: Gavin Mairs
Welsh rugby has been plunged into fresh turmoil with the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) board coming out fighting in response to calls for its members to resign from former Wales fly-half and BBC pundit Jonathan Davies.
In the drive for more tries to make Test rugby more attractive, one important fact has been overlooked: the art of scoring is becoming far too predictable.
It is both remarkable and tragic to consider that when 19-year-old Jonah Lomu was running over the top of Mike Catt and his England team-mates on
