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The New Zealand quartet of Nick Kergozou, Tom Sexton, Keegan Hornblow and Marshall Erwood beat USA for the podium.

The Wellington Phoenix have signed experienced English forward Brooke Nunn, in a major coup ahead of the new women's A-League season.

Black Ferns loose forwards Layla Sae and Liana Mikaele-Tu'u sign short-term contracts with English club Harlequins.

The Breakers blew a 24-point lead to go down 84-83 to the Bullets and continue a poor start to the NBL season.

The outgunned White Ferns suffered a 53-runs loss to India to end their hopes of winning the Cricket World Cup.

Coach Michael Mayne says there's plenty of competition among the players and he'll use that as the side prepares to face Mexico and the USA.

The halfback has signed a two-year contract extension which will see him stay in Auckland until the end of the 2028 NRL season.

The 22-year-old Auckland rider kept within touch of the lead over the closing stages before a superb final dash to the line to grab third place.

Big scores could be on the cards at Eden Park as the Black Caps attempt to level their series against England.

It's the second departure from Scott Robertson's staff in as many seasons.

Under Formula 1 policy, every full-time driver has to stand down for two practice sessions during the season.

New Zealand Rugby will shift the dates of Super Rugby Aupiki so that it doesn't clash with new test windows for the Black Ferns.

Shock waves have been reverbarating through Netball since Dame Noeline Taurua was stood down. Audio

It marks the first time freeride events have featured under the International Ski and Snowboard Federation.

The Kiwi track cyclists led all sports at Paris with five medals overall and two golds and a silver for Ellesse Andrews.

From professional athletes to children as young as 10, the former Black Cap says nobody is safe from the "dirty tactics" employed by match fixers.

The Football Ferns have been rocked ahead of matches against Mexico and the US, losing CJ Bott and Grace Wisnewski to injury.

New Zealand finally bag their gold medal on the final day of the para-cycling world championships as Devon Briggs powers past his rivals.

Monica Spencer and Artist placed second in equestrian's prestigious Maryland 5 Star event in the United States this morning. Video

Cummins is recovering from a back stress injury and has yet to resume bowling.

Batting great Kane Williamson will play his first match for the Black Caps in more than seven months.

American Izaiah Brockington topped the scoring with 25 points

Hayden Wilde's hot form has continued, with the New Zealand triathlete winning a fifth straight T100 race.

Wellington fought back from two goals down to hold Perth Glory to a draw in their opening game of the A-League season.

New Zealand's hopes of reaching the Cricket World Cup semi-finals have taken a hit following another washout.