John Westerby is a journalist for The Times, specializing in sports coverage with a focus on rugby. His articles provide insights into the world of rugby, including analysis of players, teams, and upcoming matches. With a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field, John delivers engaging and informative content to sports enthusiasts.
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John Westerby primarily covers sports, with a strong focus on rugby. He is likely to respond well to pitches related to upcoming events, player interviews, and in-depth analysis of the game. As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), he may be particularly interested in stories related to British and Irish Lions, England Rugby, and other domestic rugby events.
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England captain shares partnership of 129 with Will Jacks as touring side beat West Indies by seven wickets in second T20 at Kensington Oval in Bridgetown
Archer’s fiery spell in Bridgetown, backed by bold field placings by Jos Buttler, is a reminder of the fast bowler’s enduring menace
By: John Westerby
Former France No8 is a contender to be next World Rugby chairman and says sport must broaden its appeal to save some leading nations, including Wales and Australia
Eddie Jones played part in the malaise in the No9 department for not planning for life after Ben Youngs but successor Steve Borthwick must also take share of responsibility
Steve Borthwick has pointed to lack of fitness among players amid late-game struggles, but integrating replacements demands more intricacy from head coach too
Northampton Saints back three of George Furbank, Tommy Freeman and Ollie Sleightholme impressed against Japan. How do England capitalise on this club chemistry?
Newcastle had not won for 20 months but after slaying Exeter and Saracens, the momentum is with North East club to survive in the Premiership
Bordeaux 42 Leicester Tigers 28: Visitors build half-time lead in France despite missing six internationals before imploding under flurry of tries
By: John Westerby
While pondering a potential move to Japan, the World Cup-winning fly half Handre Pollard looks ahead to the visit of his fellow Springboks to face Leicester
The Times H andré Pollard will be welcoming more than a few familiar faces to Mattioli Woods Welford Road this weekend.
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