Too many errors have cost New Zealand tennis player Lulu Sun any chance at a first round victory at Wimbledon 2025

Crusaders captain David Havili has been announced as part of the AUNZ Invitational XV squad for the British & Irish Lions tour match on July 12 in Adelaide.

The Mystics have easily defeated cross-town rivals, the Stars for their seventh win of the season and top spot on the ANZ Premiership ladder.

The New Zeland selectors have confirmed a 33-player squad for the upcoming July matches against Black Ferns XV (trial) and Australia (Test), the last games on home soil for 2025. .

Success for New Zealand rowers at the second World Cup regatta in Switzerland, especially in the single sculls.

The Junior Tall Blacks top their group at the FIBA Under-19 Basketball World Cup with a game to spare.

Liam Lawson converted his qualifying into points as he avoided an opening lap pile up in the Austrian Grand Prix to record his best ever result in Formula 1.

The Pulse have hit form in fron of a raucous home crowd to defeat the table-topping Tactix 59-50 at TSB Arena in Wellington.

A first for New Zealand squash player Ella Lash as she scored her maiden PSA Challenger title to assist her young professional career. 

New Zealand driver Liam Lawson, has scored his best qualifying perfomance of the Formula 1 season.

An enticing couple of finals in the Trust Aoraki Midlands PSA Challenger finals in Temuka with the top seeds playing off in both men's and women's deciders.

The NZ Warriors have lost their first their back-to-back games of the 2025 season falling 26-12 to Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium.

The Southern Steel stretched their winning streak to three when compiling an impressive win over to open Round 8 in Invercargill on Saturday.

The top seeded players won their respective matches to progress at the Trust Aoraki Midlands PSA Challenger Squash tournaments in Temuka

SailGP will return to Auckland's Waitematā Harbour in February next year, inbetween two events in Australia.

Barbarians coach Robbie Deans has picked six former All Blacks and another five New Zealanders for this weekend's game against South Africa in Cape Town.

Auckland Aces batter Bevon Jacobs is in line to make his Black Caps debut after being included in a 15-strong squad for next month’s T20I Tri Series with South Africa and hosts, Zimbabwe.

One New Zealander, a couple of Dutchman, two Egyptians, a Malaysian, Korean and one player from Hong Kong make up the quarterfinals of the Midlands PSA Challenger tournament in Temuka

An injury change for the All Blacks with Chiefs loose forward Wallace Sititi out for the upcoming French series and possibly beyond as well.

New Zealand’s best mens tennis players will return to Palmerston North this September to take on Georgia in the Davis Cup.