Melichar. In April 2019, he commentated on the Boat Race for the BBC-produced "World Feed" for overseas audiences but the commentary was not heard by viewers in the UK. Guest appearances Davies brought his talents to the comedy world in the BBC sketch show Big Train, commentating with his distinctive enthusiasm on the fictional "World Stare-Out Championships" with Phil Cornwell. In 1995, Davies put his voice to the Actua Soccer video game developed by Gremlin Interactive. He also provided commentary in sequels to the title, including the official video game of the 1996 UEFA European Championship (UEFA Euro 96 England). Trevor Brooking joined Davies as co-commentator in the later titles. Davies also provided commentary for Actua Tennis from the same developers. In 1999 Davies, who was the BBC's ice skating commentator at the time, provided "commentary" on the ice skating sequence on the UK version of the music video for the Robbie Williams hit single "She's the One" (the commentary was omitted on the version used for overseas markets). The single reached number 1 in the UK Singles Chart and the video won a Brit Award, although Davies said that he wasn't invited to the ceremony and (to his regret) he never got to meet Williams during the recording. Davies provided commentary for management sims Premier Manager: Ninety Nine and Premier Manager 2000. Since 2003, Davies has voiced the various football video games produced by Codemasters: the Club Football titles released in 2003 and 2004, England International Football and the LMA Manager series since LMA 2004. Personal life Davies makes no mention of when he was born, his early years or even his place of birth in his autobiography, although official public records give his place of birth as Islington in London. During the war he was evacuated to Gloucestershire. Davies lives in Datchet in Berkshire, England, with his wife, Penny, a former British Airways flight attendant, to whom he has been married since 1968. They have two children Giselle Davies Pettyfer, who was formerly the Head of Communications at the International Olympic Committee and Mark Davies, who became chairman of British Rowing in 2020. In an interview in 2011, Davies said that he enjoys playing golf and spending time with his family and grandchildren. Davies was awarded the MBE for services to sports broadcasting in the New Years Honours list published in December 2004. In an interview in 2015,