An 18-man New Zealand Under 19 squad has been selected for five one-dayers against Bangladesh later this month.

All five games will be played at Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln over three weeks starting September 29 with the fifth one-dayer scheduled for October 13.

He’s coached Australia, South Africa and Pakistan. Now one of the world’s most experienced international coaches is coming to coach New Zealand champions the Central Stags.

Shearing identity Koro Mullins will have a town hall send-off when his tangi ends in the Southern Hawke’s Bay town of Dannevirke on Friday.

With a month of the regular season still to play, one Kiwi has already booked a berth in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) play-offs in the United States after Abby Erceg’s North Carolina Courage secured their place for a third successive season.

There was plenty of hype surrounding Harlech heading into his raceday resumption at Matamata on Wednesday and the exciting three-year-old duly delivered, taking out the Waharoa Transport CO(1995) Ltd 1200.

The father and son team of Darryn and Sam Weatherley combined at Matamata to record their first win together with Soda in the Transport Mechanical Waharoa Ltd 1400.

Canterbury Head Coach Joe Maddock has named his team to host Manawatu in Christchurch on Thursday night and there are a number of changes, with just five players remaining from the starting side that faced Northland last Friday.

Starting 14 October, Auckland Cricket's new initiative BatFirst will aim to put a bat and a ball in the hands of every Year 3 child attending a decile five or lower School in Auckland.

Fast-rising young Kiwi karter Jackson Rooney has done it again.

Black Ferns Head Coach Glenn Moore will lead the team through to the 2021 Rugby World Cup, New Zealand Rugby announced today.

For the first time the Black Ferns Head Coach role will be full time, and Moore will be charged with leading the on-field programme through to the end of 2021.