Mark is a freelance journalist who has covered many sports across three decades, focusing mainly on rugby. He was named Welsh Sports Hall of Fame Sports Journalist of the Year in 2017 and Sports Journalist of the Year at the Welsh Media Awards in 2019. The first rugby result he looks for on a Saturday is Maesteg RFC's and he follows Tottenham Hotspur at football, learning over the years to manage his expectations.
As aftershocks from Warren Gatland's departure continue to be felt, Matt Sherratt is hoping some positivity can stir Wales into ac…
A deflating start in Paris makes Wales' visit to Rome one potentially 'laden with consequences'.
Wales are in a horrendous losing streak of 12 games and need to eke out a win from an intimidating set of Six Nations fixtures
Warren Gatland is shy of quality in some areas but the Wales coach's Six Nations picks must deliver if he is to keep his job.
Wales will hope the drama of 2024 is left behind and sunnier climes lay ahead for the game in the Principality
The enduring class of Taulupe Faletau, Liam Williams and Josh Adams on their returns gives Wales hope after a wretched year.
Warren Gatland's wish for more muscular players will not be quickly - or easily - satisfied.
No one is expecting Wales to beat South Africa but the performance will go a long way to proving Gatland retains the faith of his …
With no evidence of progress and 400 days since Wales' last win, Warren Gatland is under intense scrutiny.
Warren Gatland is said to be privately optimistic that with a raft of experience returning and maturing youngsters, Wales will be …
Wales's autumn prospects are boosted by returning stars, but their first job is to end a nine-Test losing run.
With the Welsh regions on special measures financially and struggling, should Warren Gatland cast his net further afield?
The Wales hooker has taken up his first head coach role with his home town club, Bridgend, and he likes to think he's learnt from …
Taine Basham faces a battle to reclaim a Wales berth but the Dragons flanker is up for the fight.
Experienced tighthead has “never retired from Test rugby” but says his current focus is on his family and contract in France.
The highly-rated Ospreys loosehead has left Wales after 12 years, with no regrets and relishing making an impression with Leiceste…
The Welsh national team maybe going through a chastening period but there is a rich seam of talent coming through
Wales will have gone a year without victory by the time of their next Test, but Warren Gatland is probably bomb-proof for now.
He maybe a veteran at 33, but the well-travelled full-back is still a class act and provides Wales with all-important X-Factor
With a raft of injuries and unavailable players Wales are depleted against South Africa and will travel to Australia in hope rathe…
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