Christopher Reive
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Black Ferns take lead against England (opens the original)
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Follow the action as the Black Ferns and England clash at Twickenham Under different circumstances, the Black Ferns might have gone against their regular trend in their clash with England this weekend. The two old rivals, currently ranked No 1 and 2 in the world, will square off at Twickenham on Sunday morning (NZT), with the Black Ferns looking to continue their unbeaten run since head coach Whitney Hansen took charge late last year. Earlier this week, Hansen said her management group had moote
Black Ferns get four yellow cards, score 50 in win over Springbok Women (opens the original)
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As the Black Ferns approach the European leg of their busy 2026 season schedule, head coach Whitney Hansen will have plenty to consider. In a 52-20 win over the Springbok Women at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday morning, the side attacked well and were impressive when they created room to move. Halfback Maia Joseph led the way with some smart plays with ball in hand, setting up a number of try-scoring opportunities with her decision-making and pass selection, while openside flanker Elinor-
'One of the things we've been searching for': Black Ferns ruthless in win (opens the original)
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If the Black Ferns set out to establish the brand of rugby they want to play under Whitney Hansen’s charge during the Pacific Four series earlier in the year, they provided a reminder of it this time around. Fast, physical and ruthless, the Black Ferns made an example of Australia’s Wallaroos, kicking off their end-of-year schedule with a commanding 66-19 win in Auckland. It was as complete a performance as you could hope for from a team who haven’t played a test since April. “I’m glad that you
Nyika outpoints Masson to earn IBF world title shot (opens the original)
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Standing in the ring at Auckland’s Eventfinda Stadium after outpointing Floyd Masson, David Nyika didn’t waste time calling his next shot. “Viddal Riley I’m coming for you next. Let’s bring it to New Zealand.” After a unanimous decision win over his fellow Waikato-born, Australian-based cruiserweight Masson, Nyika should get his request. The bout in Auckland was billed as a world title eliminator, with the winner expected to earn a date with undefeated British fighter Riley for the vacant belt i
Rennie makes bold call in forwards for team to face Ireland at Eden Park (opens the original)
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Listen to live commentary on Newstalk ZB Sport and iHeartRadio Tupou Vaa’i returning to the loose forwards is the biggest talking point of the All Blacks side to face Ireland, as coach Dave Rennie named his 23 for Saturday’s Nations Championship clash at Eden Park on Saturday. With the All Blacks’ 52-match unbeaten run in Auckland going on the line once again, Rennie has made nine changes – five in the starting XV and four on the bench – to the side that defeated Italy in Wellington. Vaa’i movin
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