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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Steve James primarily covers sports, with a focus on cricket and rugby. His coverage includes event analysis, opinion editorials, and evolving stories related to these sports. If you want to reach out more effectively to Steve James, consider offering expert insights or analysis related to ongoing events in the world of cricket and rugby.
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Wales 24 France 45: Tries by Gaël Fickou, Nolann Le Garrec, Georges-Henri Colombe, Romain Taofifénua and Maxime Lucu inflict fourth defeat on hosts at Principality
As George North prepares for his final cap, Warren Gatland’s side are focused on Italy match and avoiding a first Six Nations wooden spoon since 2003
Wales 21 Italy 24: Monty Ioane and Lorenzo Pani tries ensure that the home team finish bottom of the Six Nations despite late rally at Principality Stadium
The interim report from Operation Kenova confirmed that British agents within the Provisional Irish Republican Army committed multiple murders. No one is to be charged.
Head coach resigning is not the answer — but it is clear that the next generation is not up to scratch
Doubts started to creep in during England’s tour to India but attacking style under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes must be trusted
With 14 hundreds in first two rounds of games scored by those up top – many of whom are displaying markedly improved techniques – the Test cupboard is no longer bare
By: Steve James
Humza Yousaf, Scottish First Minister and leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) has announced his resignation after only 13 months in power. Yousaf’s departure followed his precipitate decision last week to collapse a coalition agreement with the Scottish Greens.
Rob Key is right to forgo the false friend of wicket charts and look at genuine pace – only the very best can survive and thrive once the speed gun hits 85mph
The England vice-captain needs to find confidence at the start of his innings and keep his head forward to let his hands work better
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