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Cricketer writes himself into game history
The former Black Cap has posted one of the highest scores in domestic first-class cricket against Auckland.
White Ferns down another player for Sri Lanka series
The White Ferns injury crisis deepens with loss of another batter before Friday's second one-dayer against Sri Lanka.
Defending champion knocked out early at NZ Squash Open
Defending women's champion Nele Gilis-Coll has lasted just one match at the New Zealand Squash Open in Christchurch.
Is Auckland in the running to host next America's Cup?
Funding key to getting America's Cup back in New Zealand.
Emma Raducanu 'always with someone' after being stalked
The British tennis star believes her recent ordeal 'could have been dealt with better'.
Super Rugby team namings: McKenzie out, Stevenson back
Watch: all the NZ team lists for week four of the competition.
Moana Pasifika forced to abandon Super Rugby game in Nuku'alofa
Moana Pasifika have been forced to relocate their upcoming Super Rugby game against the Chiefs from Nuku'alofa in Tonga to Pukekohe, citing logistical issues.
Kiwi teenager kick starts NZ Squash Open
Wellington 18-year-old beats world No 54 in NZ Squash Open first round.
White Ferns ODI against Sri Lanka washed out
The opening one day international between the White Ferns and Sri Lanka was washed out in Napier.
Sotutu gets three-game ban for tackle
Blues number eight Hoskins Sotutu was suspended over a dangerous tackle in the win over the Hurricanes at the weekend.
Weakened White Ferns add to stocks for Sri Lanka series
The White Ferns concede they'll have a headache cobbling together a batting order for the series against Sri Lanka.
Agar won't be stood down by Warriors over assault allegation
Warriors boss Cameron George says assistant coach Richard Agar won't be stood down while an NRL investigation is undertaken to an alleged assault in Las Vegas.
NZ athletes ready to 'hoon' at Special Olympics World Winter Games
New Zealand will be represented by nine skiers and snowboarders at Special Olympics World Winter Games after years of delays.
Black Sticks women win Nations Cup
The Black Sticks women have won the Nations Cup hockey tournament in Chile.
Maia Ramsden runs scorching national mile record
Middle-distance runner Maia Ramsden smashes an 17-year-old national record which looks set to book her a place at the world indoor championships.
Mitch Hay leads the charge as Canterbury defend domestic one-day crown
Mitch Hay struck a career-best 86 to power Canterbury to a six-wicket win over Auckland in the final of the domestic one-day final in Dunedin.
Black Caps spin to defeat against India at Champions Trophy
The Black Caps lost to India by 44 runs, finishing second in their Champions Trophy pool, setting up a semi-final against South Africa.
Warriors to investigate claim assistant coach assaulted journalist
The Warriors will investigate a claim that assistant coach Richard Agar assaulted an English journalist at half-time of the club's NRL season-opening loss to Canberra.
Golf: Koh retains lead in round three of NZ Open
Round three of the New Zealand Open has wrapped up in Queenstown.
Golf: Koh leads the pack at New Zealand Open
Day two of the New Zealand Open has wrapped up in Queenstown. Audio
White Ferns lose another player ahead of Sri Lanka series
Another setback for the White Ferns with opening batter Bella James ruled out of next month's ODI series with Sri Lanka.
Super Rugby Aupiki: Blues Women amped for title defence
Watch: The defending champs are trying to keep focused in a big year for women's rugby.
Kiwi F1 driver Liam Lawson has issues with Red Bull car
New Zealand driver Liam Lawson managed 91 laps on the second day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain. Audio
Australian leads NZ Open golf with NZers tied for eighth
Harrison Crowe takes outright lead at New Zealand Open with Josh Geary and Michael Hendry chasing. Audio
NZ Melbourne Cup winning trainer Michael Moroney dies
Moroney trained 2000 Melbourne Cup winner Brew.