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Economy flight exacerbated SBW injury
Sonny Bill Williams leg injury has been revealed as a knee problem which was exacerbated by him being forced to fly economy class.
SBW heads home after NZ crash out
Sonny Bill Williams is returning home after a leg injury ruled him out of contention for next weekend's Canada Sevens in Vancouver.
Watch: All Blacks Sevens dance-off in Vegas
Several members of the New Zealand sevens side competed in Whip/Nae Nae dance-off with local schoolchildren.
Cattle class for SBW and the sevens team
All Black Sevens travelled to San Francisco last night in economy class - only days out from a crucial tournament and months away from the Rio Olympics.
End is nigh for Wellington Sevens
Tournament at crisis point, as capital seemingly on the verge of pulling out its half million dollar funding.
World Rugby clears New Zealand sevens
World Rugby has determined there will be no disciplinary action against NZ despite having eight players on the field.
Scotty Stevenson: Composure brings its own reward
The All Blacks Sevens returned from Sydney after claiming their second straight world series tournament title.
Patrick McKendry: Forget Williams, Akira the main man in sevens
Size and power were the two attributes that paved the way for New Zealand's win in the Wellington leg of the World Rugby sevens tournament.
Sevens fans breathalysed, turned away
Westpac Stadium's boss is defending the enforcement of drinking rules at this year's rugby sevens, after claims security was heavy-handed.
As it happened: NZ claim ninth Wellington title
New Zealand have won the Wellington Sevens for a ninth time after stunning South Africa in the tournament showpiece.
From All Blacks to zombies
Used to terrorising opposing wingers, Cory Jane and Julian Savea will be frightening onlookers instead at the Wellington Sevens.
Photo recall: Riding a wave of support
Perched on the back of a ute as they rumbled through the streets of the capital, it dawned on the New Zealand players how big the inaugural Wellington Sevens was going to be.
Titch's halfway vigil sevens' great endurance act
If you're looking for Sir Gordon Tietjens at the National Sevens you know where he will be: on a plastic chair, at halfway, five metres from the touchline.