Sport
The latest New Zealand sport updates for New Zealanders living in London and around the UK.
Royal Ascot victory a first for NZ-breds
Little Bridge, bred by Des Hawkins' Llanhennock Trust at Wentwood Grange in Waikato, became the first New Zealand-bred horse to win at the Royal Ascot meeting when he outgunned a class field to win the Group One King's Stand Stakes.
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Kiwis to Feature for London Residents
The London Residents teams will be made up of the best players living in London regardless of nationality, with plenty of Kiwis to feature, offering strong opposition for the World Cup squads.
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Murphy uncertain over V8 future
Multiple Bathurst winner, Greg Murphy, says he's uncertain about his long-term future as a V8 Supercar driver.
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NZ cricket tour of South Africa finalised
New Zealand will play 10 matches, including two Tests, on their cricket tour of South Africa later this year.
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Kiwis Looking for International Cup tag glory
The London Tag Rugby community is eagerly awaiting the popular International Cup tournament on Saturday, 9 June at Twyford Avenue Sports Ground in Acton which will see 15 teams battle it out across three divisions.
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No World Cup hangover for All Blacks Andrew Hore
Veteran All Blacks hooker Andrew Hore is adamant it's been a long time since he's had a hangover, and he's certainly not expecting any lingering after-effects from New Zealand's Rugby World Cup-winning exploits last year.
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Carl Hayman and Matt Giteau eye off Euro rugby silverware
Former All Black Carl Hayman and former Wallaby Matt Giteau have the chance to cap their European rugby season in style for Toulon by lifting the European Challenge Cup in Friday’s all-French final against Biarritz in London.
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Romano, Whitelock named in All Blacks team
TWO surprise selections in Steve Handen's first All Blacks training squad, Luke Romano and Luke Whitelock, were on cloud nine at the Crusaders training in Christchurch on Monday.
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NZ coach happy with Olympic hockey venue
NEW Zealand's men's field hockey coach Shane McLeod has defended the "bouncy" pitch that will be used for the London Olympic tournament, following criticisms by his Australian counterpart Ric Charlesworth.
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New Zealand boxer dies in Tahiti
A New Zealand boxer has died after collapsing 32 seconds into his professional debut in Tahiti.
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Kiwis fall to Kangaroos at Eden Park
Error ridden New Zealand fail to hold off Australia in Anzac rugby league clash
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New Zealand secure late draw against Hockeyroos
A last-minute strike has rescued a share of the spoils for the New Zealand women's hockey team against Australia on the opening day of the second Four Nations tournament in Auckland.
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New Zealand name three new caps for Australian Test
New Zealand have named three new caps in their team for Friday's rugby league Test against the Kangaroos in Auckland.
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NZ and SA evenly-poised after two days
South Africa's new fast bowling find, Vernon Philander, has taken four wickets to choke any hopes New Zealand's cricketers had of a reasonable first innings lead in the opening Test match.
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Team NZ make ground in ocean race
Team New Zealand has slipped into fourth place in the Volvo Ocean Race as the six-strong fleet readies to round New Caledonia and head for Auckland on the 5200 mile fourth leg from Sanya in China.
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Two Kiwis to make Test debuts vs South Africa
Wicket keeper Kruger van Wyk will make his Test debut for New Zealand against the country of his birth in the first Test against South Africa in Dunedin on Wednesday.
Read moreArndt wins third stage at Tour of NZ
GreenEDGE-AIS cycling team leader Judith Arndt has won stage three of the Tour of New Zealand and reduced the deficit to overall race leader Kristin Armstrong.
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