Gloucester-Hartpury have appointed former England back Matt Banahan as assistant coach. The 38-year-old joins the Premiership ...

Assistant coach Matt Banahan has left Scotland two months before the Women's Rugby World Cup. Head coach Bryan Easson ...

Scotland women's assistant coach Matt Banahan says "there is no reason" why they can't be among the world's top three sides in years to come. Over the last 18 months, they have climbed from just ...

Bath Rugby' s Matt Banahan has added to the list of freak injuries suffered by sports stars — after slicing his wrist open while using a dishwasher. Spain keeper Santiago Canizares missed the ...

Matt Banahan picked his 200th Premiership appearance to demonstrate the versatility which has helped Gloucester to gain a first play-off semi-final in eight years, next Saturday at Saracens.

Gloucester winger Matt Banahan, 33, left wife Rebecca shaking with fear after he donned a terrifying killer clown mask and hid in the corner of the couple's utility room at their family home.

Around 20 per cent of Matt Banahan's body is already covered in tattoos but the England wing wants to get even more done in honour of his two grandfathers who fought in the Second World War.

Hence the selection of Matt Banahan, the Bath wing, at outside centre for this weekend's meeting with Samoa, ahead of Delon Armitage, the London Irish full-back.

Matt Banahan signed-off in style at Bath as he marked his final appearance after a 12-year stint at the club with a hat-trick of tries in a win that earned his old team-mates a ticket into the ...

Writing for Metro, winger Matt Banahan has reflected on England's Rugby World Cup campaign and says the team are determined to learn from their mistakes. Matt Banahan claims England has been 'too ...

Bath's Matt Banahan believes he has returned to his best form after "struggling" in recent weeks both on and off the field. The 25-year-old back was among the try-scorers in Bath's 36-17 victory ...

Bath juggernaut Matt Banahan started life as a forward and then turned into a back. But that is nothing compared to the trick the 18-stone giant will be asked to perform in Dublin tomorrow ...