SA shows interest to host Fifa Women’s SWC in 2023
Fifa has confirmed that South Africa has shown its interest by submitting a bid to host the Fifa Women’s World Cup in 2023. You may also like
Tigers tour cancelled after Christchurch shooting
The Bangladesh New Zealand tour was cancelled after a shooting at a Christchurch mosque on Friday. You may also like
New Zealand beat Blitzboks to bronze
The Blitzboks slumped to a 29-7 defeat against New Zealand in their bronze-medal match at the Hamilton Sevens on Sunday. MARIETTE ADAMS reports. You may also like
All Blacks, Black Caps to contest Lomu-Crowe Trophy
The late Martin Crowe and Jonah Lomu have had a trophy named after them for the inaugural cricket match between the Black Caps and All Blacks at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch. You may also like
North finishes year on top
The home nations have outperformed South Africa and Australia for the better part of three seasons and will head into the 2019 World Cup with a psychological edge, writes JON CARDINELLI. You may also like
All Blacks unchanged for second Test
Coach Steven Hansen has named an unchanged team ahead of the All Blacks’ second Test against France in Wellington on Saturday. You may also like
New Zealand men’s, women’s to receive equal pay
New Zealand Football and the New Zealand Professional Footballers’ Association (NZPFA) have reached a collective bargaining agreement which signals a new era of parity across both national teams. You may also like
NZ crush Blitzboks in Canada
Dylan Collier scored two tries as New Zealand thumped the Blitzboks 33-14 on day one of the Vancouver Sevens. MARIETTE ADAMS reports. You may also like
Taylor-inspired Kiwis level ODI series
Ross Taylor scored an unbeaten 181 as New Zealand beat England by five wickets in the fourth ODI in Dunedin on Wednesday to level the series 2-2. You may also like
Hesson disagrees with Bayliss on T20Is
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson didn’t share Trevor Bayliss’ sentiments that T20s should be scrapped from the international calendar. You may also like
