Jonathan Davies to conclude commentary career after Six Nations in March
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 8:12 AM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Jonathan Davies announced he will retire from BBC commentary after the 2027 Six Nations, marking the end of a 30-year tenure with the broadcaster. The former rugby international revealed he will commentate for the last time on Italy vs. Wales in Rome on March 13, 2027. In an interview, Davies stated it was simply 'time' for him to step away, reflecting on his career and the transition he made from player to commentator. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity provided by the BBC and acknowledged the influence of broadcaster Bill McLaren on his commentary style.
- •Jonathan Davies to retire from commentary after Six Nations.
- •Final match will be Italy vs. Wales in Rome on March 13, 2027.
- •Davies spent 30 years with the BBC covering rugby union and league.
- •He credits Bill McLaren for helping his transition to commentary.
- •Davies made 37 caps in rugby union and played for Great Britain in rugby league.
- 8:12 AMYahoo Sports — Jonathan Davies to step down from BBC commentary after Six Nations: ‘It’s just time’
"Davies has spent 30 years as part of the broadcaster’s coverage
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