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Commonwealth Games Rugby 7s - Sunday 27 July

Bowl Semi Finals
Canada v Uganda: Andy Moore & Simon Mannix
Papua New Guinea v Cook Islands: Scott Hastings & Andy Moore

Plate Semi Finals
Kenya v Wales: Andy Moore & Simon Mannix
England v Scotland: Nick Mullins & Scott Hastings

Semi Finals
New Zealand v Australia: Nick Mullins & Simon Mannix
Samoa v South Africa: Scott Hastings & Simon Mannix

Shield Final
Trinidad & Tobago v Sri Lanka: **no commentary on the online stream**

Bowl Final
Canada v Cook Islands: **no commentary on the online stream**

Plate Final
Wales v England: Andy Moore & Scott Hastings

Bronze Medal Match
Australia v Samoa: Nick Mullins & Scott Hastings

Final
New Zealand v South Africa: Nick Mullins & Simon Mannix

Slightly surprisingly the BBC red button stream of the athletics is taking what I presume is the World Feed comms of John Rawling, Rob Walker and Katherine Merry

It is the world feed but i cant see why its a surprise, makes sense to me rather than have silence. BBC aren't really going to fill all the long gaps with their own commentary I guess

Probably not overly surprisingly as the BBC's own commentary are only doing the bits and bobs they are handed over to on the main channels.

I suppose the reason it surprised me is because you get the same situation with the swimming stream and yet they don't use the world feed.

If they've broken away from BBC1/3 or handed to Clare Balding you still get a long period of silence or Jameson and Moorhouse just fill

Yeah i can see your logic in that. I have no idea who the world feed commentators are on the swimming because, as you say, its been BBC voices

Without wanting to go off topic, I think Sky get first pick but can only show a fixture once. i.e. cant show both home and away league games.

ie. they can show only one of munster v ulster/ ulster v munster

Commonwealth Games Mountain Biking - 29/7/14

Women's and Men's races
Wayne Boyce and Rochelle Gilmore

You know it dawned on me this morning, I don't think I have heard Paul Dickenson yet have I?

I know! It's great, isn't it!

Nick Mullins has hinted on Twitter that he is doing the Premiership 7s tomorrow. This is after doing 3 WTA matches in the early hours of this morning and the CG 7s at the weekend. The man doesn't seem to need sleep.

Vin Scully is carrying on for a 66th season http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/world-c...ry?id=24767450

Wonderful news.

After being on the Table Tennis and Squash, Simon Reed is now commentating on the Badminton in Glasgow

Aviva Premiership Rugby on BT Sport - 2013/14 Season Roundup

I've collated a spreadsheet with commentary statistics here. Some of them (in particular the number of appearances per team) are quite surprising, considering this includes the playoffs.

Number of Appearances (Teams):
Leicester - 18
Northampton - 17
Bath - 16
Harlequins - 15
Saracens - 14
Gloucester - 12
Exeter - 9
Sale - 8
Wasps - 8
Worcester - 8
Irish - 7
Newcastle - 6

Main Commentator Appearances:
Nick Mullins - 36
Ali Eykyn - 33

Co-Commentator Appearances (Forward):
Ben Kay - 42
Lawrence Dallaglio - 20
David Flatman - 3
Alex Corbisiero - 1
Gary Gold - 1
Nick Kennedy - 1

Co-Commentator Appearances (Back):
Austin Healey - 43
Matt Dawson - 22
Paul Grayson - 3
Matt Perry - 1

To return to this post almost a week on from the conclusion of the race, just to clear a few things up.

David Millar and Jill Douglas were only involved in ITV/ITV4's coverage during the first three days of the Tour while it was in the UK. From the fourth stage onwards, the six members of their team who have been involved in their coverage every year during the recent past primarily made up their team, although Mark Cavendish did some punditry on their highlights show during the second Monday rest day. Anthony McCrossan and Rochelle Gilmore commentated on women's race La Course on Sunday ahead of the final stage on the Champs-Elysees.

Great coverage of the Tour as always from ITV4 - they and their production team always do a superb job. Good to see that ITV4 will be providing daily highlights on La Vuelta a Espana next month. It'll be interesting to see if they pick up rights of some form to the third Grand Tour, the Giro d'Italia, next year. Previously ariusuk has posted that the main thing that has prevented them from covering the Giro previously was how the race clashes with the Indian Premier League cricket - with IPL rights transferring to Sky Sports next year thus meaning that stumbling is block out of the way, it'll be interesting to see if they look at adding Giro coverage to their line-up in 2015.

Super League XIX - Catalan Dragons v Warrington Wolves

Studio

Presenter - Eddie Hemmings
Pundits - Stevo, Phil Clarke, Jon Wells & Brian Carney

In Perpignan

Commentators - Bill Arthur, Terry O'Connor & Barrie McDermott

John Helm stepped in to commentate on the boxing at the Commonwealth games when a colleague fell ill. 71 bouts in one day!

This year?

Yes http://www.sportsjournalists.co.uk/c...wealth-family/

I only saw Saturday's coverage, but I presume this was the line-up all week (with 2 notable absentees ensconced north of the border):

Presenter: Nick Luck with Mick Fitzgerald
Studio Analysis: Emma Spencer with Jim McGrath and Graham Cunningham
Betting: Tanya Stevenson
Commentator: Simon Holt
Fashion Segments: Gina Harding (nee Bryce) and Gok Wan

(Harding also conducted post-race interviews with winning jockeys)

European Athletics Championships on RTE Two- Commentary by George Hamilton and Greg Allen, and reports from Kathryn Davis.

And on the BBC- Gabby Logan presents. Commentary by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter, Brendan Foster and Jonathan Edwards, and analysis from Colin Jackson, Denise Lewis and Paula Radcliffe, with reports by Phil Jones.

IPC European Athletic Championships on More 4- Jonathan Edwards and Ade Adepitan present. With commentary by John Rawling, Katharine Merry, Danny Crates and Sophia Warner, and reports by Daraine Mulvihill.

The voice of the UFC, Mike Goldberg, will be commentating on a couple of NFL games for Fox this season.

1st Semi-Final - Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves

Presenter: Tanya Arnold
Studio Guests: Denis Betts and Eorl Crabtree
Commentators: Dave Woods, Jonathan Davies and Brian Noble (the latter was with the above at the start of the programme)
Reporters: George Riley and Robbie Hunter-Paul
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