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Ben Carter

Stories by Ben

• British Baseball: From the grassroots to the Major Leagues
  As Major League Baseball looks set to ramp up its investment in the UK market, the Sports Gazette paid a visit to Richmond Baseball Club to see how the game operates at the grassroots level.
• Craig Winrow on the upcoming World Championships
  With the IAAF World Championships set to take place in London this summer, the Sports Gazette had a chat with Craig Winrow, a former athlete and current coach, about his experiences competing in high-profile events.
• Sensational final caps off fairytale Exeter rise
  The heart-stopping final at Twickenham on Saturday marked the converging of two different but inextricably linked stories.
• Bath Rugby 27-21 Leicester Tigers: As It Happened
  A spirited second half fightback saw Bath claim four crucial points at Twickenham and leapfrog Leicester Tigers into the final play-off spot. Sports Gazette reported as it happened.
• MLB Opening Day: 10 must-follow twitter accounts
  The 2017 Major League Baseball season kicked off in earnest on Sunday, marking the start of another gruelling 162-game campaign.
• Toronto Wolfpack roar into life with thumping win in London
  Toronto Wolfpack, the first transatlantic team in Rugby League history, got their pursuit of Super League action underway in style, hammering London Skolars 0-76 on Saturday.
• Hunting Wolves: Toronto set for League One bow against London Skolars
  On a muddy field just outside Halifax before a vociferous crowd, with the eyes of the country – and, they hoped, the world too – placed upon them, Toronto Wolfpack launched their brave Trans-Atlantic rugby league era last weekend.
• Five players who carried their nation
  For the 14th time in his career, Sergio Parisse will look to lead Italy to their first ever victory over England.
• MIDWEEK MATTERS: Should George Ford be dropped from England's starting XV?
  George Ford has hit the back pages over the last few days after his move back to Leicester Tigers, but Sports Gazette questions his place in England's lineup after their first two Six Nations games.
• Six Nations: Quickfire Round-up
  The first weekend of the 2017 Six Nations provided quite a shake-up of the status quo. Sports Gazette looks ahead to a pivotal set of clashes on the ledger this week.
• Home Nations to compete for title? Kyle Sinckler to be star player?- Your Say
  It's finally arrived! The Six Nations Championship will start on Saturday when Scotland welcome Ireland to Murrayfield just before 2:30 pm.
• Six Nations: The Injury XV
  The Six Nations kicks off this weekend with three huge games across Europe.
• Who is the NFL MVP?
  With the regular season over, the Sports Gazette puts together MVP arguments for five quarterbacks who had brilliant seasons.
• Rugby facing a major concussion headache
  In attempting to reduce head injuries, World Rugby has found itself embroiled in an argument about whether the game is going soft.
• Five players who boosted their Lions stock this Autumn
  With the 2017 Lions tour to New Zealand looming on the horizon, Sports Gazette takes a look at five players whose Autumn performances went a long way towards booking their place on the plane.
• Tana Umaga previews Ireland v New Zealand
  The ex-All Black captain expects an exciting affair in Dublin on Saturday.
• Harlequins v Maori All Blacks Preview
  The Twickenham Stoop will tonight play host to some special visitors as the Maori All Blacks play Harlequins for the first time since 1926.
• John Kingston on Harlequins academy breeding success
  Harlequins have enjoyed prodigious success in recent years, promoting players from their academy into their first team who later go on to represent England at international level.
• John Kingston on Harlequins academy breeding success
  Harlequins have enjoyed prodigious success in recent years, promoting players from their academy into their first team who later go on to represent England at international level.
• Five of the best: winning streaks
  After Saracens emphatically ended Toulon's home winning streak in European competitions today, Sports Gazette takes a look at five notable winning streaks in rugby history.
• American League Playoff Preview
  Four teams, one world series spot: after 162 games of gruelling regular season action the best of the American League do battle for a chance at the championship.
• Ryder Cup 2016: Team Europe Preview
  On the back of three consecutive Ryder Cup victories, Europe enter the 2016 tournament with a stacked team of aggressive young golfers looking to secure a historic fourth straight triumph.

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