Steve James is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, writing for publications such as The Times and Stringletter. With a focus on sports, Steve covers a range of topics including cricket, rugby, and football. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the latest sporting events and trends.
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Back-line behemoths seem a thing of the past as slight trio of Tom Rogers, Cameron Winnett and Blair Murray face tall order in preventing record run of defeats
Wales 20 Australia 52: Hat-tricks from Matt Faessler and Tom Wright among eight tries shipped by hosts in Cardiff – and it’s world champions South Africa up next
Sam Costelow replaces Gareth Anscombe, with Rio Dyer, Christ Tshiunza and Taine Plumtree all brought into XV for South Africa clash
Responsibility for Wales’s winless year cannot fall solely on the coach when Welsh Rugby Union and the four regions have let supply of quality players slide
The Ashes may be a year away but the indications from their thumping in the first Test against India are that an ageing Australia team have mounting problems, especially among the batsmen
A general election takes place in the Republic of Ireland, November 29. It was called November 8 by Taoiseach (prime minister) Simon Harris, leader of the three-party coalition government of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Green Party.
Harry Brook is among those making light of the cliché that cricketers are a product of their environment by scoring more runs on tour than in England
The Irish general election looks set to return a coalition government similar to the outgoing administration, in power since 2020. Fianna Fáil recorded 21.9 percent of first preference votes against 20.8 percent for Fine Gael.
Test captain’s form as a batsman has suffered as he stretches his body’s limits and takes up an ill-advised position at No7 – clarity is needed going into summer
Warren Gatland will lead Wales in Six Nations despite 12 straight defeats – but he must restore the old guard and keep his squad fit if he is to stop the rot
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