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  • Sports on TV this weekend: Big Bash, Six Nations and Premier League

    February 3, 2023

    The Six Nations returns, cricket’s Big Bash reaches its climax Down Under, Great Britain are in Davis Cup action and there are big games in both the Premier League and LaLiga. Here’s your unmissable sports schedule for the weekend.  Tennis: Davis Cup Finals qualifier, Friday It feels like the last Davis Cup has only just [...]

  • Six Nations: England embarking on ambitious ‘project reset’ ahead of Six Nations, but Robshaw says they have time

    February 3, 2023

    While much of the England squad for this year’s Six Nations remains unchanged from the group who competed – and flopped – last year, it’s project reset at Twickenham as the Rugby Football Union hopes to inject fresh momentum ahead of the World Cup. Former captain Steve Borthwick has taken the wheel of the England [...]

  • Six Nations: ‘Wales for the Wooden Spoon? I think it could happen’

    February 3, 2023

    This year’s Six Nations is arguably both the most predictable and the least predictable in a long time – but I do think there is a good chance of Wales finishing rock bottom. I am in agreement with most that it will be between Ireland and France for the title, but beyond that it is [...]

  • Six Nations: Where do Wales play, when did they last win, what is their anthem and who is their coach?

    February 3, 2023

    Wales are the last Grand Slam winning home nation in the Championship and begin at home against Ireland this weekend in the Six Nations. Here’s what you need to know. Wales History Wales hold the joint-record of the most Grand Slams in the Six Nations era – four – and have the second-most Triple Crowns [...]

  • Six Nations: Fixtures, TV coverage and kick-off times

    February 2, 2023

    The Six Nations gets underway this weekend as rugby’s greatest championship returns for another year of action. England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, France and Italy return to action across six stadiums over the next seven weeks. Here are your Six Nations fixtures for 2023, plus their kick-off time and televised channel. Six Nations fixtures Round 1 [...]

  • Six Nations: Ones to watch ahead of the Championship

    February 2, 2023

    The Six Nations squads have no shortage of grizzled stalwarts, but this year’s Championship also sees youngsters from across the big domestic leagues given the chance to shine over the coming weeks. Here, Morning Wire picks one player to watch from each of the countries. Italy – Ange Capuozzo Current world breakthrough player of the [...]

  • Six Nations: Smith and Farrell at 10 and 12 as England name Calcutta Cup team

    February 2, 2023

    England captain Owen Farrell will partner fly-half Marcus Smith in Saturday’s Six Nations Calcutta Cup clash. The veteran playmaker was always set to be in the starting XV against Scotland at Twickenham but there were questions over Marcus Smith’s inclusion. Under new coach Steve Borthwick there has been talk of England playing just one of [...]

  • Roman Ryder Cup could be battleground for future of golf

    February 2, 2023

    Next Thursday sees the 2023 edition of golf’s unironically-sponsored Waste Management Phoenix Open, where last year exuberant beer tossers halted play when celebrating a hole in one. Ever since, it’s the golfers not spectators who’ve been bringing the sport into disrepute.  Tantrums and flung tee pegs, meltdowns about Twitter birthday snubs and playground name-calling have [...]

  • Six Nations: Where do Scotland play, when did they last win, what is their anthem and who is their coach?

    February 2, 2023

    Scotland open their account against England in this year’s Six Nations. Here is what you need to know about the side ahead of the Calcutta Cup. Scotland History Scotland are the only side besides Italy to have never won the Six Nations championship, despite having success in its predecessor the Five Nations.  They have not [...]

  • Six Nations: Caluctta Cup has extra special edge and Doddie Weir Cup will mean so much more this year for Scotland, says Gavin Hastings

    February 1, 2023

    Scotland can be in buoyant mood as they travel down from the Highlands to London ahead of this weekend’s Calcutta Cup, for the national team have enjoyed their last two visits to Twickenham in the Six Nations. A 38-38 draw in 2019 and a 11-6 win in 2021 have almost taken the edge of what [...]

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