Stuart Barnes is a sports journalist and writer for The Times, with a focus on national (United Kingdom) rugby coverage. His articles provide insights and analysis on rugby matches, players, and teams, offering expert commentary on the sport. His work has also been featured in CODE magazine.
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Bristol Bears scrum half should be given chance against New Zealand – he could help Steve Borthwick’s side to emulate cricketing counterparts and convert fear of failure into results
Jamie George rarely plays more than 50 minutes and knows All Blacks scrum can damage England in first half. If he is brought off early, New Zealand will have won psychological battle
Tomos Williams and Christian Wade among six different scorers for Gloucester against Newcastle Falcons in bonus-point win in Gallagher Premiership at Kingsholm
By: Stephen Jones, Stuart Barnes
Stephen Jones and Stuart Barnes go head to head on whom Steve Borthwick should pick to face the All Blacks in the first game of England’s autumn internationals
By: Stuart Barnes
Stuart Barnes of The Times One-off test: All Blacks v England. Where: Twickenham, London. When: 4.10am Sunday (NZT). Coverage: Live on Sky Sport 1, live updates on Stuff.
Bath scrum half is an accomplished box-kicker but a rookie at elite level. Against New Zealand he should buck conservative reputation with incisive running and quicker service
By: Stuart Barnes
Having a 34-year-old skipper in Jamie George with the World Cup a full three years away is a risk, so Steve Borthwick should take chance against Australia to blood someone new
By: Stuart Barnes
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By: Stuart Barnes
The 21-year-old may have been playing first professional game after switch from rugby league but he was an extraordinary presence in Australia’s win over England
Steve Borthwick has loosened and liberated the style of his team. Now he has to do the same for his game management if England are to understand when to go for broke and when to tighten tactics
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