Anendra Singh
Sports editor
Anendra Singh is the Hawke's Bay Today sports editor
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Manaena wins, Field halves on win-less day for HBPB
Manawatu-Whanganui, North Harbour and Canterbury join undefeated Aucklanders in Napier.
Q School, retirement beckons champion Aucklanders
In many respects, Auckland had played their final against Manawatu/Whanganui, not Otago.
HB franchise adopts zero tolerance policy
Final Four-bound Hawks aren't involved in betting allegations says chairman Keith Price.
CD spinner Ajaz Patel says it's God's will
Stags spinner Ajaz Patel says Stags' national squad selections big tick for CD culture.
Hawks toy with Rangers in Napier
Hawks will make Final Four but they aren't good enough to win NBL crown, says Jeff Green
Hawks faithful's chance to salute Rangers pair
Battle with cancer puts game of life with family above everything else for Lindsay Tait
NZ seniors chance for Bicknell to go to Japan
Bicknell took up tenpin bowling after knee-replacement surgery and has not looked back.
Texans best premier men's club team in NZ
NTOB premier men didn't care how many overs, as long as they could play the NZ club final
Weary Texans beat hosts Cornwall at nationals
NTOB take on fellow undefeated Onslow (Wellington) weather permitting at nationals today.
Texans make easy work of Pukekohe Metro
Izaiah Lange and Jesse Ryder partnership provides platform for NTOB victory at nationals
Wintry blast holds NZ Club Champs at ransom
Napier Technical Old Boys expect to open campaign on artificial wicket at NZ Club Champs
Texans not shy on gun powder for club nationals
Napier Technical Old Boys teed up for success at National Clubs Championship in Auckland.
James Cottle, Anna Trent lose HOY Show perch in protest
Promoted pro-am class winner Sally Clarke sympathises with ousted James Cottle, Anna Trent
Underage Olympic Cup champion's fizzing
Red jacket too tight? Too young to drink? It's all good with cup champ Briar Burnett-Grant
Teenager takes out Olympic Cup
Taupo rider youngest to win marquee showjumping event at Hastings show.
John Thompson claims Dressage HOY crown
Hamilton dressage rider John Thompson shows why it pays to be a full-time professional
NZ dressage teammates set up nail biter
John Thompson and Kiwi-bred mount JHT Antonello have lit the fuse in the dressage arena
Levin eventer cops 50 HOY penalty points
Levin rider Abigail Long brings eventing momentarily to a halt after penalty.
Brougham glad to fly dressage flag for now
Rio Olympian Julie Brougham keeps raising bar for German mount Vom Feinsten in dressage.
Ethan Rusbatch bound for Gold Coast games
Assured Ethan Rusbatch relishes chance to honour country in maiden Commonwealth Games
Scaife braces for first Commonwealth Games
Boxer Ryan Scaife itching to create impression on Commonwealth Games stage on Gold Coast.
Lisa Cubitt's two times a lady rider at Hoy Show
"Unicorn" helps soften blow for Lady Rider of the Year champion Lisa Cubitt in Hastings
Cyclone Hola robs Stags but Patel joins NZ XI
Cruelly CD Stags couldn't finish the job in Auckland but Ajaz Patel got a call up to NZ XI
Auckland Aces simply too good for CD Stags
CD Stags had everything their way this time but they still came away without the spoils
CD green army crush Auckland Aces at Puke Park
The CD Stags booked another white-ball grand final at Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, today
Auckland City too classy for United
Defeat dashes Hawke's Bay United's faint hopes of making ISPS Handa Premiership playoffs.
William Young, Joshua Clarkson carve up Aces
CD Stags show T20 grand final loss behind them after walloping Auckland Aces in one-dayers