With every single game from the Six Nations being televised free on either BBC or ITV, you might be wondering who is presenting on BBC and ‘Who are ITV’s Six Nations pundits?’

You will be seeing a lot of ITV’s line-up of pundits and presenters as they cover the the 2024 championship. Below we take a look at who they are.

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Who are ITV’s Six Nations Pundits?

Mark Pougatch and Jill Douglas will be presenting the television coverage of the Six Nations for ITV, with Nick Mullins and Miles Harrison providing commentary. Topsy Ojo and Gabriel Clarke will also be bringing the updates and breaking news from the sidelines. Ojo will combine his reporting with presenting.

ITV have a variety of co-commentators, including Rugby World Cup winners Ben Kay and Danielle ‘Nolli’ Waterman as well as former Wales wing Shane Williams and Ireland centre Gordon D’Arcy. Scott Hastings and David Flatman will also be in the commentary box.

Assisting with punditry, ITV have an array of names providing insight and knowledge. Jonny Wilkinson and Lawrence Dallaglio will be without their 2003 World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward after his decision to step down from the presenting team.

Another World Cup winner, former England and Saracens star Maggie Alphonsi, will also be in the studio to give her opinions and views of the action.

Also giving punditry are Brian O’Driscoll, fellow former Irish skipper Rory Best, former Wales fly-half Dan Biggar, countryman Jamie Roberts, Ugo Monye, former Scotland and Lions coach Sir Ian McGeechan, ex-Scotland lock Johnnie Beattie, former French hooker Benjamin Kayser and Italy great Sergio Parisse.

ITV’s matches this Six Nations

2nd February – France v Ireland

3rd February – Italy v England

10th February – England v Wales

11th Feb – Ireland v Italy

24th February – Ireland v Wales

9th March – Italy v Scotland

9th March – England v Ireland

16th March – Ireland v Scotland

16th March – France v England