All Blacks to turn Government House lawn into training pitch

Eight members of the All Black squad will be passing on their skills to aspiring young players at a special venue on Friday morning - the North Lawn of Government House.

Three new additions to the list of 21 players offered NZC contracts

Colin de Grandhomme, Jeet Raval and Neil Broom are the new names on New Zealand Cricket’s list of 21 players offered central contracts for the 2017-18 year.

Luke Ronchi farewells BLACKCAPS

Wicket-keeper Luke Ronchi has retired from all international cricket.

ANZ helps level the playing field for female athletes

"Women in New Zealand have always been great sportspeople," says Silver Fern Captain Katrina Grant.

"It does come with challenges - we often have to work and study to make ends meet for example - but we can also inspire so many people.

Canterbury Cricket transforms Junior Cricket this Summer

Canterbury Cricket will implement changes to transform the junior game next summer. Juniors will start their cricket journey on grounds with shorter pitches, smaller boundaries and with less fielders, to enable a faster paced game with increased activity.

New Zealand’s home of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series announced

Hamilton - a city with a proud rugby heritage - will be the home of the New Zealand leg of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series for 2018 and 2019.

Rubbing shoulders with giants

Massey University’s James Amon is off to the United States to rub shoulders with giants in the strength and conditioning field.

White Ferns squad named for ICC Women’s World Cup

Experienced campaigners and the youngest New Zealand player ever to attend a Cricket World Cup are the features of the WHITE FERNS squad named for next month’s ICC Women’s World Cup in England.

Cricket Wellington Commercial Manager moving to College Sport Wellington

The Board of Cricket Wellington announces the departure of Bryan Dickinson from the role of Commercial Manager:

GolfSixies a Stupid Idea?

“This weekend, golf’s latest attempt to retain relevance in an ever-changing landscape where many fear the sport is being left behind will resonate over two days at the Centurion in St Albans,” writes Ewan Murray regarding this week’s GolfSixes tournament.