New Zealand won its third silver medal at the world championships in Lucerne, Switzerland this morning.
The women's quadruple skulls crew of Sonia Waddell, Paula Twining and the Evers-Swindell twins Georgina and Caroline finished second behind Germany.
The Olympics finished more than a length ahead of New Zealand, with the the United States in third.
It was New Zealand's third silver medal after the Evers-Swindells finshed second in the double sculls and the coxless four also won silver yesterday.
The medal tally is the country's biggest at a world championship.
Rowing: Quadruple sculls continue silver championships
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