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Rowing: Grainger's idle hands make it all work
Top British rower Katherine Grainger has been unusually idle at this week's world championships.
Rowing: Continuing the charge
Irrespective of Sunday's outcome, NZ's eight have shown they are well worth the investment.
<i>David Leggat:</i> All eyes on lightweight Brit Kiwi square off
A rip-snorter of a contest is in store in the lightweight double sculls final today.
Rowing: Reckoning day for six fancied NZ crews
By the end of today, New Zealand might be six world rowing championship medals better off.
Rowing: Drama as Drysdale protest stops race
New Zealand single sculler Mahe Drysdale stopped his semifinal in protest today after less than 100 metres of racing.
Rowing: More NZ crews book finals spots
Three more New Zealand crews qualified for finals at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Karapiro today.
Rowing: Big day ahead for NZ crews
Day four of competition gives New Zealand five more opportunities to make A Finals at the world rowing championships on Lake Karapiro.
Rowing: Eights crews off the pace
The New Zealand team have had a mixed day at the Rowing World Championships on Lake Karapiro.
Rowing: Kiwis are all smiles on 'our water'
Home advantage seems to be worth plenty at the world champs, based on Monday's results.
Rowing: Light-weight scullers into semis
New Zealand light-weight scullers Storm Uru and Peter Taylor are through to the semifinals at the Rowing World Championships.
Rowing: First crew gives NZ teams huge boost
Lightweight coxless pair Graham Oberlin-Brown and James Lassche gave New Zealand a rousing start to world rowing champs yesterday.