Unlikely heroes guide Black Caps to ODI series whitewash over England
Blair Tickner and Zak Foulkes kept their composure to earn a famous win in Wellington.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The upset victory keeps NZ's Constellation Cup hopes alive.
Titus Proctor impressed in his first outing under the One Championship banner.
The Black Ferns will play 10 tests next year after confirmation of the WXV Global Series.
The All Blacks midfielder is eyeing more opportunities in the starting side.
The 58-year-old played 49 games for Fiji and featured in two NZ Super Rugby sides.
The 21-year-old struck gold after sitting in the pack for most of the 10km race.
More than 150 riders will tackle Taupō’s tough, three-day competition.
Titus Proctor will step into Bangkok’s iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on October 24.
The 23-year-old Taupō rider sealed the crown with five wins from 10 rounds.
Jamie Joseph says new signing fits the club’s long-term depth plan.
Emile Richardson represented New Zealand at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
All three new hires come from senior roles in Australia's racing industry.
Among the winners was Alex Mukuka, who secured his fifth national title.
The Steamers retained both the Chiefs Cup and Nathan Strongman Trophy.
An unheralded jockey is back from career-threatening injuries to shock the premiership.
The halfback's return from injury proved to be the difference at Eden Park.
Magic Carpet causes an upset in the Guineas at Te Rapa.
The Matamata fighter will be the first Kiwi woman to compete in the UFC octagon.
Waikato's weather won't just affect the market for Saturday's big race but the result too.
Arsenal X is the brainchild of six-time Kickboxing/Muay Thai world champion Jason Suttie.
Weather could have final say on who is the horse to beat in Saturday's Group 1 at Te Rapa.
Floyd Masson was meant to take on Dharmender Grewal, but ended up fighting Johan Linde.
The 28-year-old eased home in Valencia more than two minutes ahead.
Trainer-jockey Shaun Fannin says New Zealand's longest race holds no fears for Jesko.
The new Great New Zealand jumps racing carnival starts at Te Aroha today.
Thirteen All Blacks have been released to play NPC after a record loss at the weekend.
120 teams and more than 10,000 supporters are expected to attend.
The match will take place on September 20 in Hamilton.
The 21-year-old has already accumulated 13 New Zealand titles.