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Watch: Holden Golf World Short Game
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Watch: Holden Golf World Short Game

Laura McGoldrick takes New Zealand’s long-time Number Two professional Cathryn Bristow on a girls golfing road trip to Mangawhai Golf Club. The duo talk Olympics and Cathryn shows off her skills teeing off both hands.

Watch: Joseph Parker announces next opponent
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Watch: Joseph Parker announces next opponent

Australian Solomon Haumono says he has the power to beat Joseph Parker and deprive the New Zealander of his goal of becoming world champion. Haumono, this morning confirmed as Parker's next opponent in Christchurch on Thursday, July 21, was in a confident mood despite watching Parker confirm his class during his victory over Carlos Takam in Manukau on Saturday.

Watch: Steven Adams kicked in the groin
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Watch: Steven Adams kicked in the groin

Golden State forward Draymond Green could still be banned from game four of the Western Conference NBA finals after kicking New Zealand's Steven Adams in the groin during the Thunder's game three thrashing of the Warriors. Source: TNT

Watch: NZ hammered by US at London Sevens
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Watch: NZ hammered by US at London Sevens

An astonishing second half blitz from the USA - led by a flying exocet missile by the name of Perry Baker with no less than four tries - saw New Zealand fall 42-14 to the defending London Cup champions in a sizeable day Cup quarter-final upset. Source: Sky Sports

NZH Focus 21 May 4pm - SPORT
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NZH Focus 21 May 4pm - SPORT

On NZH Focus today - Cavs players shower coach Tyronn Lue with water after he broke the NBA playoff record as a first year coach - winning 10 post-season games on the bounce. Johnathan Thurston does what Johnathan Thurston does to bring back Grand Final nightmares for the Broncos in the NRL. Hayden Paddon walked away unharmed after a crash that left his car, and surrounding bush, in flames during the Rally of Portugal. And, Sanzar boss Andy Marinos concedes they weren't prepared for one country to dominate Super Rugby so convincingly like the New Zealand sides have this year.