The voice of reason
Mark Reason has been a sports journalist for over 25 years. He currently works for Fairfax Media and will also be part of the Telegraph’s World Cup team and a regular panellist on Radio New Zealand during the World Cup.
He has covered every Rugby World Cup since 1991, the 2000 and 2008 Olympics, over 40 golf major championships, the FA Cup final, the Epsom Derby and a lot of other stuff he can’t remember. Mark emigrated to New Zealand in 2010 having spent over 20 years covering sport for the Telegraph and Sunday Times in Britain.
Mark Reason and JG pick their Lions XV based solely on the latest round of the Six Nations
The outcome of the Six Nations is likely to be decided by the fickle whistle of Steve Walsh, a man who arrives in the...
Tom Wood and Chris Robshaw continue to lead England both on and off the pitch. Robshaw put in another heroic shift ag...
I hope that France get stuffed at Twickenham on Saturday, although I have my doubts. I hope that France lose by 30 po...
Warren Gatland’s recent comments about ‘The English’ aren’t likely to endear him to anyone except, perhaps, the Austr...
Tom Wood put on one of the great Six Nations displays against Scotland as England’s back row send out a warning to Ir...
Lions coach Warren Gatland is spoiled for choice at full-back and, if the contenders dazzle throughout the Six Nation...
The hyperbolic victory over the All Blacks has bought Stuart Lancaster a great deal of nationalistic affection, but c...
Owen Farrell was rightly praised at the weekend for the magnificence of his goal kicking, but it was a beautiful pass...
Why Matt Parker’s appointment could give England a World Cup winning edge