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The attackers burst into a bar and killed five customers, wounding three others.

The Black Ferns XV will play two matches in South Africa before the World Cup.

NZ's new coach has ticked off a first victory since succeeding Gary Stead.

OPINION: After over 500 tests, a Telegraph sage runs the rule on the best of the quicks.

Jasper Wiese banned for four matches for head-butting Italy's Danilo Fischetti.

The two transtasman rivals are closely matched but lag the world's most punctual airlines.

The All Blacks coach has no issue with Rassie Erasmus' new innovations.

Cyril Ramaphosa says a commission will probe 'current or former senior officials'.

The Black Caps' T20 tri-series against South Africa and Zimbabwe kicks off next week.

Andy Moles hasn't held back about Brendon McCullum and other ex-Black Caps in a new book.

OPINION: The All Blacks coaches are considering different line-up experiments.

The former captain will instead play franchise cricket in England.

Wiaan Mulder declared 33 runs short of Brian Lara's Test record out of respect.

The Brics aim to address global trade concerns amid rising US tariffs.

Players 'reclaim' items taken from African countries to be displayed in the West.

Robbie Deans will coach the Barbarians in their match against South Africa.

For those tired of the go, go go, Rovos Rail offers the ultimate in luxury train travel.

The 48-hour journey involved five male and five female rhinos.

Many protea species face extinction because of pressures on their native habitats.

The Proteas are chokers no longer.

'There was not a lot of trust between us anymore. In fact ... there was zero trust.'

The Proteas need 69 runs with two days to play at the home of cricket.

Robinson's tenure saw record revenue of $285m and $175m in reserves.

'Hawke's Bay and Havelock North in particular is home for me.'

Rob Walter is well-versed in the club v country split in cricket.

Eighty-seven percent of countries violated the right to strike in 2025.

The public gallery erupted in applause and cheers as sentences were read out.

Donald Trump ambushes South Africa's president during a White House meeting by playing a video alleging 'genocide' of white people in South Africa. Video / The White House

The US President shows video he claims is proof of genocide against white South Africans.