<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Journey beats the finals
Often the journey is better than the destination and so it proved at the ASB Classic.
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In every sporting superstar's life you can point to a flashpoint, where their life made the jump from ordinary to extraordinary.
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All Blacks: Read next in line for top job
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Locals show lack of interest in Games
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<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Cheering for the Germans? Nein!
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<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Hand of Clod is surpassed for idiocy
El Diego gave us the Hand of God, Thierry Henry the Hand of Frog, now Robert Green is destined to be remembered as the Hand of Clod.
<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> All Whites' path to World Cup title
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<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Terror intrudes into sport's playground
The bombings in Bangalore took the gloss of what should have been a glorious weekend of sport, writes Dylan Cleaver.
<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Campbell's demise is too painful
Dylan Cleaver writes that Michael Campbell's career has been all about preposterous highs and ludicrous lows.
<i>Dylan Cleaver:</i> Referee witch trials we can do without
The media having access to referees - great in theory, potentially disastrous in practice, writes Dylan Cleaver.