What does Scotland’s historic win against England mean for both sides?
After Scotland earned a first Calcutta Cup victory in 10 years, James Beringer says that both sides still have work to do.
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How did Federer defy age?
Following a remarkable defence of his Australian Open title, James Beringer explains why Federer is still succeeding at the highest level of the game.
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What does Billy Vunipola’s injury mean for England’s Six Nations?
With England’s first-choice No. 8 ruled out for the tournament, James Beringer asks who can replace him in the line-up.
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Why Eddie Jones’ coach of the year award was richly deserved
Eddie Jones became the first England coach since Sir Clive Woodward to win the award, and James Beringer says his impact at Twickenham cannot be overestimated.
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France 2023: the right choice for the Rugby World Cup?
After France was announced as the host of the 2023 World Cup, James Beringer explains his disappointment at World Rugby’s decision.
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How will Warren Gatland’s Lions tenure be remembered?
After the Wales coach announced he would not manage the British and Irish Lions again, James Beringer asks what legacy Gatland leaves behind.
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Six Nations previews: week 3
The big team news for England has been Eddie Jones’ decision to drop centre Jonathan Joseph.
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Six Nations preview: all six sides eye improvement after scrappy start
James Beringer previews the second round of Six Nations fixtures, with England going to Wales the weekend’s standout fixture.
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What to expect from the 2017 Six Nations
It is difficult to gauge where Wales sit in the rugby hierarchy these days. They currently sit 5th in the World rankings, but seem to be there because of South Africa’s dramatic decline rather than through their own performances, which frankly have left a lot to be desired.
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Concussion discussion continues as rugby considers options
Rugby has evolved beyond the original contact sport that was played during the 20th century. ‘Collision sport’ would be a more apt description of what is actually going on.
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