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Hamilton cannot wait to see Scotland take on the ‘mega’ might of New Zealand (opens the original)
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Jim Hamilton cannot wait to see Scotland take on the ‘mega’ might of New Zealand and hopes a strong Six Nations can be a springboard for World Cup success. The former international-turned podcaster and pundit, 43, believes the northern hemisphere section of the Nations Championship will be another litmus test of Scotland’s level ahead of a potentially World Cup-defining Six Nations. Hamilton, who racked up 63 caps and played for Edinburgh before stints at Gloucester, Montpellier and Saracens, is
Hamilton wants London City Sevens to become event the capital can't miss (opens the original)
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Jim Hamilton wants London City Sevens to become the rugby event people in the capital simply cannot afford to miss. The former Scotland international believes the tournament, which debuted last year, has all the ingredients to carve out a place alongside London’s biggest sporting occasions. With two-time defending Investec Champions Cup champions Union Bordeaux Bègles, Perpignan and the Barbarians on the bill for Thursday’s extravaganza at the Honourable Artillery Company (HAC), Hamilton, who pl
Nuttall tried mixing up her tactics against an elite field (opens the original)
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Hannah Nuttall tried mixing up her tactics against an elite field at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship and while the gamble did not pay off, she had no regrets. The 29-year-old from Preston was among the early pacesetters in the 5000m in Budapest in a competition that brought together the very best athletes. But while she was able to maintain that position for approximately two and a half kilometres, when Ethiopia’s Likina Amebaw made a move, Nuttall had nothing left to give and found he
Rosie Cook-ing after delivering a stunning showing (opens the original)
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North Yorkshire’s Rosie Cook was bursting with pride after landing a medal at a national school sports event to cap an unforgettable experience in the East Midlands. Cook, 15, who lives in Yarm, featured at the School Games National Finals and was part of the Leeds Rhinos North East team that took home netball bronze. Taking place between 3–6 September, the School Games National Finals is the UK’s biggest multi-sport event for young athletes and this year marked its 20th anniversary of being fir
Moore of the same for Peyton and Brown as they land gold (opens the original)
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Essex’s Peyton Moore and Laila Brown were bursting with pride after topping the podium at a national school sports event to cap an unforgettable experience in the East Midlands. Moore, 15, who lives in Chelmsford, and Brown, 15, from Dunmow, featured at the School Games National Finals, helping the London Mavericks to a gold medal in Netball. There was also success for Isaac Carty-Peters, 17, from Chelmsford, who picked up silver in 3x3 Basketball as part of the England Tigers. Taking place betw
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