Black Ferns Sevens co-captain Sarah Hirini has recommitted to New Zealand Rugby through until 2026.

Sri Lanka took just four overs to bowl the Black Caps for just 211 in their second inning to score a 63-run win in Galle.

Auckland City's time at the FIFA Intercontinental Cup ends after a 6-2 loss to Asian champions Al Ain FC.

NZ golfer Daniel Hillier gives his chances of retaining DP World Tour playing status for 2025 a big boost.

Third game added to NZ Breakers' ANBLxNBA tour, with Philadelphia 76ers now on the schedule.

The Tasman Mako remain the NPC's lone unbeaten team. But again took it down to the wire.

The White Ferns lose 10th straight match, by 29 runs to Australia in their second T20 match in Mackay.

NZ golfer Lydia Ko continues hot streak on the LPGA Tour, storming to victory in Cincinnati.

Only an unbeaten Rachin Ravindra stands in the way of a Sri Lankan victory in the first test in Galle.

Josh Geary win Charles Tour’s Mount Open after a final-round 64 to escape the chasing teen Robby Turnbull.

The Wellington Lions score golden-point victory to extend their lead at the top of the NPC.

New Zealand's Lydia Ko is second after the third round of the LPGA Queen City Championship in Maineville, Ohio.

The NZ Breakers showed in game one their winless preseason was nothing to worry about.

A storming first half was enough for the All Blacks to retain the Bledisloe Cup despite a poor second half.

It's now official that All Blacks Sevens star Moses Leo will join the Melbourne Storm for 2026 season.

NZ’s Paul Coll suffers difficult loss in the Paris Open semifinal after failing to convert a two-game lead.

Defending champions Taranaki have sent a warning to the rest of the National Provincial Championship.

NZ golfer Lydia Ko has climbed into second spot during the second round of the Queen City Championship.

With Sri Lanka threatening to take a stranglehold of the first test in Galle, the Black Caps hit back.

The Ford Trophy will open NZ's domestic summer of cricket, with the competition to start on October 20.