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Stuart stands down as Kangaroos coach
Ricky Stuart has stood down from his post as coach of the Australian rugby league team.
Flynn promoted to first drop
Daniel Flynn has been moved up the New Zealand batting order for the first cricket test against the West Indies which begins on Thursday in Dunedin.
Freak injury threatens ex-All Black's career
Former All Blacks first five-eighth Tony Brown's rugby future is uncertain following a freak injury suffered while playing in Japan.
Commonwealth gold medalist dies from cancer at 41
By ARJUN RAMACHANDRAN - SMH
Commonwealth Games gold medallist Kerryn McCann died from cancer early today at the age of 41.
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Freak injury threatens ex-All Black's career
Former All Blacks first five-eighth Tony Brown's rugby future is uncertain following a freak injury suffered while playing in Japan.
Squash ball strike fells Tasman rugby star
Flash in Japan: Benji may not jump ship
By GLENN JACKSON - SMH
In another of sport's quirky ironies, the loss of Kiwis rugby league five-eighth Benji Marshall to the money on offer in rugby union may be prevented by ... the money on offer in rugby union.
Black Caps' selectors spin wheel again
By GEOFF LONGLEY - The Press
A chocolate-wheel selection of the New Zealand cricket team has been made ahead of the first cricket test against West Indies at Dunedin starting Thursday.
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USA wins women's under-20 World Cup
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The United States have won football’s women's under-20 World Cup, beating North Korea 2-1 in the final in Santiago today (NZ time).
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A 20-point third quarter from new import Justin Bowen has set up the Gold Coast Blaze's massive 129-97 upset over the Perth Wildcats.
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Smail has big payday in Japan
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India's Singh overcomes grief for year's 4th win
All Blacks have not gained redemption
By GRANT FOX - Sunday Star Times
To say the All Blacks and Graham Henry have redeemed themselves is just wrong.
Hutton feeling fit for likely final season
By JERRIE ANDREWS - Southland
After ankle surgery and a well-earned break from netball Megan Hutton is almost ready to get back into the game.
Loeb win sets new rallying standard
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HAPPY FEET: Ryan Groen launches into a spectacular inverted jump at the New Zealand barefoot waterskiing trials at Lake Inspiration, Otaki. Ryan, 18, was one of seven Groen family members to be named in the NZ squad for the world championships.
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Deans into bat
Robbie Deans may be in charge of New Zealand rugby's arch-rival, but he operated like a man who had never left the Crusaders yesterday.
Billy's late call-up
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Odd Black Caps line-up
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Stenson's Sun City win
Sweden's Henrik Stenson has won the Sun City Challenge by nine strokes at the Gary Player Country Club in South Africa.
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A crack in the shiny veneer? Or just a blip on the graph? Those will be the two questions the NZ Breakers will spend much of their fortnight off pondering.
Sampras relishing life
Pete Sampras has rekindled his passion for the sport he dominated in the 1990s on his way to winning 14 grand slam titles.