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Black Caps tour of Pakistan confirmed
The schedule for the Black Caps tour of Pakistan next month has been confirmed with the two sides to play five T20 internationals.
Cricket: Ravindra and Kerr dominate NZ awards
Black Cap Rachin Ravindra and White Fern Melie Kerr have been recognised as New Zealand's outstanding male and female cricketers.
Luuka Jones joins select group of NZ Olympic athletes
Canoe slalom paddler Luuka Jones will join a select group of New Zealand athletes, having been selected to compete her fifth Olympics.
No explanation yet on Black Ferns stars sitting out Chiefs Manawa haka
Ruby Tui and Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu stood motionless while their teammates laid down the challenge to their Blues counterparts.
All Blacks XV to play Munster
Munster has announced that they will play the All Blacks XV this year.
NZ cycling team loses key rider
A setback for the New Zealand track cycling team ahead of the Paris Olympics with Regan Gough announcing his retirement.
All Whites return to iconic stadium
The All Whites will return to an iconic sporting venue with the possibility of another huge crowd.
Super Rugby Aupiki: Charmaine McMenamin’s back, again
You can forgive the wry smile Blues Women loose forward Charmaine McMenamin gives when injuries are mentioned. She's unfortunately a bit of an old hand at them, with the latest...
Black Caps come to defence of Daryl Mitchell
The Black Caps have come to the defence of their team mate Daryl Mitchell after he suggested cricket wasn't about winning.
Meet New Zealand Cricket's longest serving scorer
New Zealand Cricket's longest serving scorer Helen Simpson is being honoured for her service.
Boxing: Parker and Zhang set to fight again
Joseph Parker and Zhilei Zhang will almost certainly meet again, after the Chinese fighter's management indicated they were keen they want to initiate his rematch clause. Video
Cricket: Black Caps go close, but fall short against Australia
A heroic spell by debutant fast bowler Ben Sears got the Black Caps close - but Australia survived to win the second cricket test in Christchurch by three wickets and take the series 2-0.
Chris Wood returns to action in time for All Whites games
All Whites coach Darren Bazeley would have been happy to see the return of skipper Chris Wood to action.
Tense day awaits in second Test as Australia chase 279
The Black Caps have their sights on a first home test win over Australia in 31 years after claiming four wickets late on day three of the second test in Christchurch.
Ravindra, Mitchell build Black Caps lead against Australia
Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell were closing on a century partnership for the fourth wicket as the Black Caps stretched their lead over Australia to 149 runs.
Phoenix beaten by Melbourne City, lead under threat
The Wellington's Phoenix's unbeaten run has come to a crashing halt in the A-League after a 1-0 defeat to mid-table Melbourne City.
Chiefs go down to Reds in thriller in Brisbane
The Chiefs have been handed their first loss in Super Rugby Pacific this season with a 25-19 defeat to the Reds in Brisbane.
Hurricanes Poua team denies latest haka was political attack
Hurricanes' administators have denied the Poua's latest haka is criticising the government and say people have misconstrued the challenge.
Poua win thriller after again calling out government with haka
The Hurricanes Poua have again called out the government in a haka, and Winston Peters has said the team may "lose support" by "going woke".
Cricket: Black Caps rolled by Australia in first innings
Fourteen wickets fell on the opening day of the second cricket test between New Zealand and Australia at Hagley Oval in Christchurch.
'Disappointing and distracting' - Blues Women coach, captain dismiss haka controversy
The Blues Women say they have bigger things to think about as they face a showdown with Chiefs Manawa this weekend.
Hurricanes to apologise over 'redneck' haka
The Hurricanes will apologise to the government over a haka performed by its women's side, the Poua, labelling it redneck.
Hurricanes investigate Poua over 'redneck' haka
The Hurricanes are investigating the women's team haka that criticised the coalition government labelling it "redneck"