Michael Aylwin is a rugby writer at various prominent publications. He covers themes related to competitive sports, including team sports and the sports business, bringing insightful analysis to his readers. Michael's work has been featured in the Irish Examiner, The Irish Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and The Guardian.
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Michael Aylwin's coverage is heavily focused on rugby, with an emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the sport. He frequently cites data to support his articles. If you have insights into ongoing developments in rugby, such as player performances or team strategies, or if you can provide statistical analysis related to the sport, your pitch may be well received.
Aylwin's focus seems to be more oriented towards English club and national rugby rather than international leagues. Therefore, pitches related to these specific areas of interest would likely align best with his reporting style.
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By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at the StoneX Stadium Not exactly a blaze of glory to send off Mark McCall on his last home match, but to win a good
By: Michael Aylwin
Joe Cokanasiga also scored a try for Bath, who held off a late Leicester comeback to win 24-22 in the final match of the regular Prem season
By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at the Recreation Ground For the first time since the greatest game in Premiership history, the away team have won a playoff.
By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at Allianz Stadium There is no such thing as the “right” winner. The only winner is the one with the most points come the final whistle.
By: Michael Aylwin
Northampton Saints, led by Fin Smith and Henry Pollock, showed why they are the masters of divine rugby in their Prem final win against Exeter
Chiefs staged a jaw-dropping second-half revival to win 27-26 and make it to Twickenham to play Northampton on Saturday
By: Michael Aylwin
Six matches from Cardiff to Córdoba are bound to be intriguing – but player welfare is taking a back seat
By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at Cardiff City Stadium A rare away win for Wales. In Cardiff maybe, but the “visitors” claimed a classic smash-and-grab
By: Michael Aylwin
South Africa had too much power for Scotland, who showed pace and skill in scoring four tries in a 42-28 defeat
Jac Morgan scored twice for Wales in their 39-24 victory against Fiji in their Nations Championship opener in Cardiff
