Ladbrokes Four Nations 2016: New Zealand v Scotland (Premier Sports)

George Riley,Brian Noble and Andrew Henderson are commentating at The Zebra Claims Stadium. Natalie Quirk reporting.

International Rugby Union – Saturday 12 November (BT Sport 1)

Italy v New Zealand

Commentators: Martin Gillingham and Glenn Delaney


International Rugby Union – Saturday 12 November (Sky Sports 1)

England v South Africa

Alex Payne at Twickenham with Jonny Wilkinson, Sir Clive Woodward, Schalk Brits, Will Greenwood and James Haskell.

Commentators: Miles Harrison and Stuart Barnes

Reporter: Graham Simmons


International Rugby Union – Saturday 12 November (BBC One)

Scotland v Australia

John Inverdale at BT Murrayfield with Keith Wood, Andy Nicol and James Horwill.

Commentators: Andrew Cotter, James Horwill and Chris Paterson

Reporter: Sonja McLaughlan

International Rugby Union – Saturday 12 November (BBC Two)

Wales v Argentina

Gabby Logan at the Principality Stadium with Martyn Williams, Mike Phillips and Marcelo Bosch.

Commentators: Eddie Butler and Jonathan Davies

Reporter: Ross Harries

Jiffy in full-on biased annoying mode today.

International Rugby Union – Saturday 12 November (Sky Sports 3)

Ireland v Canada

James Gemmell at the Aviva Stadium with Paul O'Connell, Gordon D'Arcy and Jamie Cudmore.

Commentators: Mark Robson and Alan Quinlan

Reporter: Rupert Cox

Awful wasn't it, slating the referee for giving a penalty against Wales and then realising it was given against Argentina was one of many low points

England v South Africa highlights on BBC Two were presented by Jason Mohammad with Jeremy Guscott, with commentary from Alastair Eykyn and Brian Moore.

TV guide is saying that Lee McKenzie will present next weekends England vs Fiji Highlights.

2016 Ladbrokes Four Nations: England v Australia (BBC One)

Mark Chapman presenting coverage from London Stadium with Brian Noble, Justin Morgan and Jon Wilkin. Tanya Arnold and Robbie Hunter Paul are pitchside.

Commentators: Dave Woods, John Kear and Jonathan Davies.

Presented by Sue Barker

Punditry and Commentary from Andrew Castle and Tim Henman

Typically unrehearsed Castle commentary today. Mentioning that Djokovic was unbeaten in 3 years indoors. Forgetting that Djokovic lost at the Paris Masters just a couple of weeks ago. Or that Federer also beat him last year during the group stage at the tour finals.

Anglo-Welsh Cup Rugby – Friday 11 November (BT Sport 1)

Round 1 – Bristol v Sale Sharks

Sarra Elgan at Ashton Gate with Glenn Delaney.

Commentators: Alastair Eykyn and Glenn Delaney

Reporter: Rob Vickerman


Anglo-Welsh Cup Rugby – Sunday 13 November (BT Sport 1)

Round 1 – Exeter Chiefs v Cardiff Blues

Martin Bayfield at Sandy Park with Tom Shanklin and Don Armand.

Commentators: Gareth Rhys Owen and Tom Shanklin

Reporter: Rob Vickerman

Commentary on Barbarians v Fiji on Friday night came from Rupert Cox and (I think) Tyrone Howe.

Friday 25 November- Rugby Union on BBC Two NI

Ulster v Zebre- Stephen Watson presents, with analysis from Stephen Ferris and Andy Ward, and commentary by Jim Neilly and Tony McWhirter.

Saturday 26 November- Rugby Union on the BBC

Scotland v Georgia- Gabby Logan presents. Commentary comes from John Beattie and Andy Nicol.

Wales v South Africa- John Inverdale introduces, with Eddie Butler, Jonathan Davies and Brian Moore providing the commentary.

England v Argentina (highlights)- Andrew Cotter brings the best of the action.

Satruday 26 November- Rugby Union on RTE2

Ireland v Australia- Presented by Daire O'Brien, with analysis from Ronan O'Gara, Brent Pope and Shane Horgan, and commentary by Ryle Nugent and Ralph Keyes.

European Tour Golf: DP Tour Championship

David Livingstone presenting from Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai.

Commentators: Ewen Murray, Richard Boxall, Mark Roe & Andrew Coltart
On Course: Wayne Riley and Andrew Coltart
Reporter (incl SSN): James Haddock

With commentary from Sara Orchard and Brian Moore.

Will be interesting to hear Sara Orchard on a big match – it would be nice to have a top-level female commentator really and she seems to be the most likely person to be that.

International Rugby Union – Saturday 19 November (BT Sport 2)

Italy v South Africa

Commentators: Martin Gillingham and Andy Goode


International Rugby Union – Saturday 19 November (Sky Sports 2)

England v Fiji

Alex Payne at Twickenham with Sir Clive Woodward, Ben Ryan, Will Greenwood and James Haskell.

Commentators: Miles Harrison and Stuart Barnes

Reporter: Graham Simmons


International Rugby Union – Saturday 19 November (BBC One)

Wales v Japan

Gabby Logan at the Principality Stadium with Jeremy Guscott, Martyn Williams and Shane Williams.

Commentators: Eddie Butler and Jonathan Davies

Reporter: Ross Harries

International Rugby Union – Saturday 19 November (BBC Two)

Scotland v Argentina

John Inverdale at BT Murrayfield with Andy Nicol and Gonzalo Tiesi.

Commentators: Andrew Cotter, Keith Wood and Chris Paterson

Reporter: Sonja McLaughlan

International Rugby Union – Saturday 19 November (Sky Sports 2)

Ireland v New Zealand

James Gemmell at the Aviva Stadium with Paul O'Connell, Gordon D'Arcy and Sean Fitzpatrick.

Commentators: Mark Robson and Alan Quinlan

Reporter: Rupert Cox

Mark Robson needs to learn that less is more. Don't think he's paused for breath yet.

Edit: And Alan Quinlan is as hilariously biased as any commentator I've heard for a long time.

Orchard was excellent on the England highlights, she is a great commentator and made the Radio to TV transition with ease as well.

2016 Four Nations Final: Australia v New Zealand (BBC One and Premier Sports)

Mark Chapman presented from Anfield with Brian Noble, Kurt Gidley and Robbie Hunter Paul. Tanya Arnold and Jon Wilkin were Pitchside.

Commentators: Dave Woods, John Kear and Jonathan Davies.

Was the same coverage on both channels?

ATP World Tour Finals Final Novak Djokovic vs Andy Murray BBC TWO

Presented by Sue Barker

Punditry from Tim Henman and Stefan Edberg

Commentators - Andrew Castle and Tim Henman


Very nice surprise to have Stefan Edberg as part of the coverage, when was the last time Edberg did any punditry?