RugbyRugby: England's coach pleased to see the back of 'phenomenal' SaveaStuart Lancaster described Julian Savea as a "phenomenal player" but will be more than happy to see the back of him after the ABs' left wing continued his try-scoring exploits against England.22 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksNo truth to fading All BlacksThere is, as England will testify, a gap between them and the All Blacks. They will be tempted to believe it's not that big and more tempted, again, to believe that in 15 months at the World Cup, it won't be there at all.21 Jun 05:00 PM
RugbyRugby: Lancaster's bombers look to be on targetEngland are a serious World Cup threat, not in the round ball code but in the oval game tournament they host next year.21 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionWynne GrayWynne Gray: Test rugby the winner, thanks to EnglandThe test series with England has been a big success. For that we must acknowledge the contribution of the visitors as much as the All Blacks.21 Jun 03:59 AM
All BlacksWatch out New Zealand - here's the beefWhen England pieced together their side for tonight's final test, they changed up their backline.20 Jun 11:23 PM
New ZealandAll Blacks: Losing would be horribleAll Blacks skipper Richie McCaw is keen to beat England and take the series 3-0 in Hamilton, knowing England backs coach Andy Farrell is backing his team to overcome the narrow losses and avoid the whitewash. Watch20 Jun 05:28 AM
RugbyRugby: England need two blooming rosesThe great conundrum of English rugby remains unsolved. The national coach has dropped both of his Six Nations centres for this weekend's last hurrah against the All Blacks.19 Jun 05:00 PM
RugbyEngland can't hack pace, says HansenThe All Blacks haven't been perfect in their first two tests, but they have won and the spoils of victory include the right to ask questions about England's likely state of mind leading into the final clash.19 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionChris RattueChris Rattue: Quiet tour shy of killer instinctsThere is a lack of outright venom on the field, writes Chris Rattue. England have been strong yet failed to hammer home their advantages and been excruciatingly polite about it all.18 Jun 09:30 PM
RugbyRugby: Itoje relishes opportunity to have crack at S Africa's packEngland have an unusual situation whereby their tour captain, halfback Callum Braley, has not been able to command a regular starting gig.18 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksAll Blacks: Fekitoa gets first test startFrom Blues reject to All Black starter in less than a year, Malakai Fekitoa has been charged with showing similar speed and perseverance in the final test of the June series.18 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionJustin Marshall: Clever use of driving mauls a lethal weaponThe driving maul is one facet of play England have used extremely effectively in this June series.18 Jun 05:00 PM
New ZealandRugby: England thrash CrusadersEngland finally have some rugby reward in New Zealand. After two narrow test defeats, on a night when they also shed injured five-eighths Owen Farrell from the tour, the midweek men pumped the Crusaders in Christchurch.Watch17 Jun 06:39 PM
New ZealandEngland: Crusaders '4th Test'England have travelled to Christchurch to play the '4th Test' according to forwards coach Graham Rowntree, captain Ed Slater and his team are keen to impress World Cup selectors and support the earthquake rebuild of the city.Watch16 Jun 07:48 AM
New ZealandEngland: 'Better decisions needed'England coached Andy Farrel and Stuart Lancaster lament the critical decision making that let the All Blacks dominate the third quarter of Dunedin's second test match. Watch16 Jun 12:22 AM
All BlacksAll Blacks: Tight five blitzkrieg too hot to handleIf 2014 is to be as successful for the All Blacks as 2013, it will be the tight five who take them there.15 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksAll Blacks: The new CullenBen Smith can sit on the fence as much as he likes in regard to his positional fate in Hamilton, but the All Black selectors won't.15 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksRugby: All Blacks' impetus weakened by delaysWhether by accident or design, 48 minutes of action were stolen at Eden Park in the first test of the year and the All Blacks are anxious that such a crime won't be allowed to take place in Dunedin.13 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionWynne GrayWynne Gray: Rustiness and complacency no longer factorsThose who feel the errors were first-test blues found comfort in coach Steve Hansen's assessment that his staff had overloaded the group with too many ideas.13 Jun 05:00 PM
New ZealandRugby: England promise moreEngland forwards coach Graham Rowntree believes the under pressure All Blacks will improve 30% and his pack has to match the intensity in a true test of running rugby.Watch13 Jun 07:15 AM
OpinionWynne GrayWynne Gray: Tally-ho chaps and off to DunnersAll England's chariots are facing the right direction, none of the wheels have lost a cotter pin and the gladiators are reading from the same team opus.12 Jun 05:00 PM
SportRugby: England playing underdogsHead coach Stuart Lancaster knows with the roof over Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium it will provide perfect conditions for both teams making for a great match.Watch12 Jun 11:30 AM
New ZealandRugby: England 'no delaying tactics'England lock Joe Launchbury addresses media accusations of deliberate time wasting before set pieces (scrums/lineouts) in the first test against the All Blacks. Watch12 Jun 10:07 AM
New ZealandRugby: What England thinks?Rugby scribes join NZ Herald's Wynne Gray, Robert Kitson (The Guardian) and Chris Hewett (The Independent) discuss the upcoming test match in Dunedin. Does England have what it takes to win the second test match?Watch11 Jun 01:28 AM
SportEngland: 'It's going to be tough'England prop Joe Marler knows the second test against the All Blacks will be much tougher, but believes if they fine tune a few things they got wrong at Eden Park they could push the All Blacks a lot closer.Watch10 Jun 05:01 AM
RugbyRugby: If it's good for team, it's fine for me: HartleyRugby players and altruism rarely shape as partners but England hooker Dylan Hartley is doing his best to foster that impression.09 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksRugby: England ponder unleashing Tuilagi power from wingEngland are considering whether to move Manu Tuilagi to the wing to boost their resources for the all-important second test against New Zealand in Dunedin on Saturday.09 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionWynne GrayWynne Gray: England can play the game how they wantAll the carping about England's style is boring, writes Wynne Gray. Let them play the game how they want. They had their plans for the opening test at Eden Park and for much of the match they put the All Blacks under enormous pressure.09 Jun 05:00 PM
SportEngland: New selections?Assistant coach Mike Catt says it will be a tough selection process for the coaching staff after an excellent performance during the first test. With the return of players after their premiere finals, hooker, Dylan Hartley is keen to get amongst the squad and get his chance to play against the world champions.Watch09 Jun 03:34 AM
OpinionJustin Marshall: Gripping score, but far from a classicThere has been a lot of talk that Saturday's match was a classic test: a tight, gripping antidote to Super Rugby.08 Jun 09:30 PM
All BlacksRugby: Boldness the key to test win, says SmithFor All Black try scorer Conrad Smith, that finish against England is what test rugby is all about.08 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksRugby: ABs vowing to lift gameThe All Blacks have arrived in Dunedin backing themselves to find the required improvement after suffering a big scare in the first test against England.08 Jun 05:00 PM
All BlacksRugby: England spoiled for choice in Dunedin lineupChoice, we heard, was going to be England's problem for the opening test. Cup ties and injury meant they did not have enough quality players to stay with the All Blacks.08 Jun 05:00 PM