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Trans women banned from women's cricket in England and Wales
The ECB instead allows transgender women to play in open and mixed cricket matches.
Oxford honours pioneering Māori scholar with posthumous degree
Her family and iwi say they are grateful for the tribute to her memory.
Prince William and Kate release adorable new Prince Louis pic and behind-the-scenes video in honour of his 7th birthday
Prince Louis has been seen beaming with a gap-toothed grin in an adorable new portrait.
Why Woodman-Wickliffe backflipped on Black Ferns retirement
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe is eyeing up a third Rugby World Cup later this year.
Wisden accuses England and Australia of pandering to India
New almanack is scathing in its criticism of international administration of game.
Woodman-Wickliffe to end retirement for Black Ferns World Cup bid
Woodman-Wickliffe announced her international retirement after last year's Olympics.
'He tried so hard': Widow honours cricketer's battle with mental health
Graham Thorpe, 55, died in August 2024 after battling depression for years.
Jack Fagan joins NZ shearing tour team
Jack Fagan will compete, as Mark Grainger can't leave his drought-stricken farm.
On the Up: Footballer on citizenship and career milestones
Stephen Hoyle's footballing career has gone full circle in New Zealand.
UK pledges $158m in aid as global leaders seek peace in Sudan
But Sudan's Government has protested that it was not invited to participate.
Captain Fantastic: How Jim Hoyle became a Napier City Rovers legend
The team remain unbeaten as the captain reaches a massive milestone.
Editorial: A meaningless sporting summer, it’s just not cricket
OPINION: What happened to our summer game this season?
Opinion: Netflix’s Adolescence - is social media really to blame? What can parents do to help
OPINION: Adolescence is not actually a show about the evils of the internet.
'Nice little rush': Napier City Rovers' UK goalie on the thrill of a save
English goalkeeper Harry Townsend is making himself feel at home in Napier.
Paerata Abraham regains NZ Shears open speed shear title
Wairarapa shearing contractor Paerata Abraham beat his employee, Llyr Jones.
26 all out: A look back on NZ Cricket’s darkest day
Four batsmen made ducks, and Bert Sutcliffe was the top scorer with 11.
From Monaco, to caravan life: The Kiwi Formula One star who quit the limelight
This Kiwi Formula One driver quit at the top of his game - and never looked back.
‘Fairer, better’: Push for World Test Championship points overhaul
The ICC will discuss these changes in their board meeting in early April.
Wedding bells and pre-season slog for Napier City Rovers captain
Summer's been all about wedding bells and hard graft in training for inspirational leader.
‘Devoted’ Kiwi grandfather killed on UK motorway
Cliff Tamou's truck broke down on the M6 before he was struck by another vehicle.
South Africa humiliate England to waltz into Champions Trophy semifinals
Brendon McCullum's side depart Pakistan without winning a single game.
‘Scared out of his mind’: How mercy dash yachtie tried to save Peter Beckett’s life
Englishman rushed to help ex-Napier councillor after his own near-death in Guatemala.
Former England star considered suicide after false rape accusation made by escort
Sex worker given 20-month suspended prison sentence for stalking the rugby player.
Inside a multibillion-dollar hotel: The Raffles London at The OWO
Where Churchill won the war no less.
England edge Scotland in Six Nations thriller
England kept their Six Nations hopes alive while Ireland remained unbeaten.
Arsenal EPL title hopes suffer hammer blow
The loss may prove the death knell for their chances of a first league title since 2004.
Enchanting escapes for big imaginations: 7 fairytale destinations
They're like something straight from the pages of a storybook.