With record numbers through the gate and new champions crowned for 2019, the ASB Classic has been delivering success both on and off the court, and one of the biggest recipients of this was 2019 ASB Classic Community Partner Eat My Lunch.

Shearers and woolhandlers are about to embark on one of the busiest weekends of the shearing sports calendar with six competitions spread from the far north to the deep south over the next three days.

The Wellington Firebirds will be able to call upon some extra firepower when they take on the Auckland Aces in round seven of the Burger King Super Smash at the Basin Reserve tomorrow afternoon.

The Auckland Aces are eager to get the second half of their Super Smash off with a bang as they take on the Wellington Firebirds at the Basin Reserve tomorrow.

The Futsal Ferns do not yet have a World Cup to build towards but that is likely to change in the coming years and steps are currently being taken to ensure they are ready to compete at the highest level when that opportunity arises.

The BLACKCAPS have welcomed back Mitchell Santner, Colin de Grandhomme and Tom Latham for the first three games of the five-match ODI series against India, starting in Napier next Wednesday.

Knights 154-5 in 16 overs (Nick Kelly 56, Corey Anderson 38) beat Canterbury Kings 146-6 in 16 overs (Henry Nicholls 40, Cam Fletcher 38-, Corey Anderson 2-31) by six runs on Duckworth Lewis at Seddon Park, Hamilton.

Talk about starting off the year the way you mean to go on!

Hamilton’s second tournament in World Rugby’s HSBC World Sevens Series kicks off next Friday evening (25 January) with a special central city launch event.

And the answer is, “Table for one because Tiger would probably stick me with the check.”
And the question raised by Alan Shipnuck during his “Anonymous European Pro Survey,” was who would you rather have dinner with Tiger or Phil?