Kate Rowan
Sports Features Writer and Interviewer at The Telegraph
@TelegraphSport Features Writer | @AIPSMedia Best Sports Column 2021-2 | Author Six Nations, Two Stories @OBrienPress | Views own | 📧[email protected]
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Sep 15, 2024 |
telegraph.co.uk | Kate Rowan
15 September 2024 • 4:11pm Dan Evans has played 28 Davis Cup ties for Great Britain Credit: PA/Mike Egerton Great Britain’s Davis Cup campaign ended as Dan Evans was beaten in straight sets by Canada’s Denis Shapovalov on Sunday. Britain’s loss to Argentina on Friday, combined with other results in the group, meant Leon Smith’s side went into the final tie knowing only a 3-0 victory would send them to the finals in Malaga in November. But Evans went down 6-0 7-5 and the first set was a case...
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Sep 14, 2024 |
telegraph.co.uk | Kate Rowan
14 September 2024 • 3:56pm Jack Draper has suddenly become the de facto leader of Great Britain’s Davis Cup team Credit: CameraSport via Getty Images/Alex Dodd When Argentine Francisco Cerundolo vanquished Jack Draper in the Davis Cup on Friday, the world No 31 said in his on court interview that “I played the match of my life today.” In the stands of the AO Arena a Mancunian accent could be heard loudly in reply: “You only won because our Jack was bloody tired.” Numerous voices in the stands...
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Sep 13, 2024 |
telegraph.co.uk | Kate Rowan
13 September 2024 • 9:33pm British No 1 Jack Draper described the tennis calander as ‘mental’ following his straight-sets defeat to Argentina’s Francisco Cerundolo on Friday Credit: Martin Ricketts/PA Jack Draper may have lost his Davis Cup match against Argentine Francisco Cerundolo but he did not lose any of his candour afterwards, saying: “It’s going to be very hard for players of my age to achieve longevity.” The world No 20, who played in the US Open semi-finals last week, played well...
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Sep 7, 2024 |
independent.ie | Kate Rowan
It is comforting to watch Jack Grealish play football. There is a familiarity in his expressions of joy and despair, reminding me of boys who grew up in the same northside Dublin suburb as I did. Unsurprising as the Birmingham-born wing has a grandmother from Dublin and grandfathers hailing from County Galway and Cork. I have covered rugby union for 13 years and as much as I admire Ireland’s ascension as a Test power, I don’t become sentimental.
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Sep 7, 2024 |
telegraph.co.uk | Kate Rowan
Declan Rice and Jack Grealish will both represent England against Ireland Credit: PA/Joe Giddens It is comforting to watch Jack Grealish play football.
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It may have been @DavisCup defeat for GB 🇬🇧 vs Can 🇨🇦 but it was eventful: * Potential end of a Davis Cup career ✅ *An epic bout of racket smashing ✅ * A crowd in Manchester’s @AOArena bigger than Centre Court ✅ Read ⬇️ https://t.co/KpOXdWMDnf https://t.co/xX6CHPWsmR
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Awful news of the passing of David Knowles @Telegraph news room is big & I didn’t know David well. But when he worked in social media I dealt with him & he was enthusiastic, very kind & encouraging Brilliant work on Ukraine podcast Deepest sympathies to David’s family RIP
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our colleague, David Knowles. David was a talented journalist and a much-loved friend and a colleague. He will be greatly missed. https://t.co/vLigw63DHK
