Author: Daniel Gallan
A South African native, Daniel is interested in the blurred lines between sport and politics, class and culture. After graduating with a BA honours in journalism from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg he pursued a career in freelance sports reporting and feature writing. He also hosts South Africa's only cricket podcast Short Fine Legs.
Over the years Daniel has contributed for various print and online publications such as Wisden, ESPN Cricket Monthly, Cricbuzz, the Mail & Guardian, SuperSport, SA Cricket Magazine, the Daily Maverick and others.
He was the Content Director for CONQA Sport, a sports and business development organisation, where he published weekly features and hosted panel discussion with prominent athletes and sports practitioners.
Now, working as the editor of the Sports Gazette, Daniel is passionate to bring his experience and enthusiasm to the UK.
Follow him on Twitter @danielgallan
Donald McRae: The art of the interview
June 17, 2019
Homophobe Folau won’t go away
April 12, 2019
World Rugby takes back control from mega-rich clubs
March 15, 2019
2018: The year identity politics collided with sport
December 31, 2018
Christmas on the wrong (right) side of the world
December 7, 2018
A tale of redemption — Stuart Lancaster 2.0
October 20, 2018