![Black Sticks fall to hosts Australia](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=793)
Black Sticks fall to hosts Australia
A late goal clinched the Four Nations international hockey title for hosts Australia against New Zealand in the final in Melbourne tonight.
A late goal clinched the Four Nations international hockey title for hosts Australia against New Zealand in the final in Melbourne tonight.
A fantastic fourth quarter comeback has seen the Black Sticks Men advance to the final of the International Festival of Hockey.
Australia beat New Zealand 3-1 in their International Festival of Hockey men's match in Melbourne tonight. The world No 1 team, who
New Zealand needed a late goal by Jared Panchia to escape with a 1-1 in their opening International Festival of Hockey match against
Fresh from their first win over Australia since 1967, New Zealand are straight back into action at the International Festival of Hockey
Several hundreds caps worth of experience will be missing when New Zealand tackle Australia next month.
The New Zealand men's hockey team faces a major rebuilding program following the retirements of a couple of stalwarts. Ryan Archibald
Colin Batch will remain the Black Sticks men's hockey coach for another four years. Hockey New Zealand has re-signed Batch through
Black Sticks captain Simon Child knows. He's lived it since making the team as a 17-year-old in 2005.
It always shaped as a crucial chance for New Zealand to make a statement, and they came up just short against Australia in their opening
New Zealand's Six Nations men's hockey campaign got off to a wobbly start against hosts Spain in Valencia today.
The Netherlands completed a 3-0 clean sweep over New Zealand with a 4-2 win in the final international in Groningen today.
The Black Sticks Men have beaten India 2-1 to keep their hopes of making the final alive at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia. New
New Zealand suffered their first loss at the Azlan Shah men's hockey tournament tonight, but it leaves them vulnerable in their bid to make the weekend's final.
New Zealand grabbed their first win in their third game at the men's Azlan Shah hockey tournament in Ipoh, Malaysia tonight.
Without getting ahead of themselves, New Zealand probably expected to be facing Australia in tomorrow's Hawkes Bay Festival women's final in Hastings.
The world No8-ranked New Zealand are halfway through the second of two four-game series against Malaysia and South Korea.