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Red Roses claim bonus point despite clunky start

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman

The Red Roses began the Women's Six Nations with victory, as expected, but a clunky one. At half-time they were set for another thumping, only for the second half to be scoreless until the final two minutes. Still, it was a 21st successive win and a 51st in their past 52 Tests. Italy are usually beaten by 50-plus points to at most a single score. In that regard, this was a long-awaited narrowing of the deficit.
Twickenham pub renamed for Red Roses as quest begins for perfect year

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman
tag wresting with fixation of gangs and Bollywood

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman
Will Stuart backed to start for Lions by World Cup-winning prop Du Toit

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman
Tag wrestling with fixation of gangs and Bollywood

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman
Gloucester-Hartpury beat Saracens to win third straight PWR title

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman

This may not be the first time this year we see Zoe Aldcroft lifting a trophy. Here she shared the duty with Mo Hunt as Gloucester-Hartpury sealed a third successive Premiership Women's Rugby title, giving Sean Lynn the perfect farewell as he embarks on international rugby with Wales. Aldcroft will lead England into the Women's Six Nations, starting on Sunday against Italy, before a home World Cup. Having won 50 of their past 51 Tests, the Red Roses are favourites for both.
Premiership rivals plan £5m loan to save stricken Newcastle Falcons

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman
Wales vs England latest updates and standings

1 month ago | thetimes.com | will Kelleher |Alex Lowe |Owen Slot |Elgan Alderman
Six Nations latest updates

1 month ago | thetimes.com | will Kelleher |Alex Lowe |Owen Slot |Elgan Alderman
Parochialism is Wales' driving force against England

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Elgan Alderman

As a Welshman in London, Rob Brydon explored perceptions of his homeland in Identity Crisis. The BBC programme aired in February 2008, when Wales were three fifths of the way to a grand slam that heralded a golden age. Brydon and his carousel of pundits considered Wales a nation of gloomy optimists. This is just the week for it. Wales have lost 16 Tests in a row. The gloom. On Saturday they host the bigger neighbour who hems them in. Spoiling England's party in Cardiff is what gets Wales out of bed.