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.
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In the corner of the main hall of The Hub, which sits right on top of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, Steve Borthwick was in bullish mood.
The pool-stage format of the Champions Cup that has been in place since the first iteration of the tournament in 1995 is to be scrapped in favour of a straight 16-club knockout competition.
Cadan Murley looks to have won the race to start on the wing ahead of Saracens rookie Noah Caluori for England's opening Nations Championship match against South Africa in Johannesburg on Saturday.
The pantomime exchanges in the build-up to England 's Nations Championship opener against South Africa may have been dominated by Henry Pollock , but
A fifth Test defeat in a row for England and little evidence of the great reset promised for the Nations Championship after their humbling Six Nations campaign.
England's match against Fiji feels like a must-win after a chastening defeat by the Springboks took their record to one win from six this year.
In the search for answers to England's heavy defeat by South Africa in Johannesburg last Saturday, one name kept coming up: Jack Willis.
Noah Caluori, the 19-year-old Saracens wing, and newly qualified centre Benhard Janse van Rensburg are both expected to make their debuts for England against Fiji on Saturday.
I was fortunate to have been in the press box at Twickenham to see Jason Robinson's England debut.
By: Gavin Mairs
Saracens teenager still has a lot to learn but his raw ability is earning comparisons with World Cup winner
