Posted on the Twitter video app Vine, and re-uploaded onto YouTube, this amazing basketball shot shows a group of boys using the backboard and the curbs to create an amazing street basketball trick.

Pascale Honore's dream of surfing was derailed after a car accident left her paraplegic. That was until family friend Tyron Swan came up with a unique solution. Watch Pascale's dream become a reality with a little help from Tyron and a duct tape harness.

All Blacks Assist coach Ian Foster gives an injury update and Ben Blair and Kieran Read give an indication of what to expect from the Pumas.

We have seen referees make some howlers at NRL level but how about this from the sideline official. Courtesy: YouTube/Ethan James

Steve Hansen gives an injury update from the All Blacks training ahead of their Rugby Championship international against Argentina on Saturday.

Aaron Finch blasted the highest ever individual score in a Twenty20 international today. Video / Youtube: halamadridviscabarca7

Growing sentiment on the streets of San Francisco is that Team New Zealand is the ‘People’s Boat’, they’re supporting a foreign team over their own!. Courtesy: Moa Breweries

Kiwi rally driver, Michael Young, has taken his maiden Asia Pacific Rally Championship (APRC) victory at the 2013 Malaysian Rally held over the weekend after a consistent and steady drive over Malaysia’s famous tough roads. 20 year old Young battled through tricky roads and intense heat in his Cusco TRD Toyota Vitz to take the victory after his rivals all retired with mechanical failures or off road excursions.

Rafael Nadal, the world No 2, has already hit what could end up being the shot of the tournament at the US Open in the Spaniard's opening game at Flushing Meadows. Video / Youtube: Luiz Perez.

Jonah Lomu is about to hit the big screen on a new documentary called 'Anger Within'Jonah Lomu: The outstanding story of a rugby legend, produced by French filmmaker Tobiasz Bartold and being released later this year worldwide.

Racing the Riotous Bay, the iconic San Francisco Bay takes center stage as a body of water that has never been easy to sail or tame. Treacherous tides, swirling currents and blustery winds present tremendous challenges for the teams in the 34th America's Cup.

It is 56 years since Otago held the shield, and it has lost a lot of lustre in that time. But never mind. The long wait is over, and a year of Super 15 pain for the southerners has also been eased, if slightly.

After a drawn out Louis Vuitton finals series, finally today Dean Barker and his men sailed the AC72 across the finish line to claim the Louis Vuitton Cup itself. A milestone in the campaign and job well done in the overall quest to win back the America's Cup.

I don't understand quite how this happened so fluidly and quickly but one thing is clear. This man is clearly the king of the self dunk. Credit: RawVideoNewzChannel·/NewsPoint

A visibly gutted Wallabies skipper James Horwill and an angry and frustrated Australian coach Ewen McKenzie fronted the press after losing the Bledisloe Cup to the All Blacks in Wellington.

All Blacks loose-head prop Tony Woodcock has marked his 100th All Blacks Test cap in front of a sell-out Bledisloe Cup crowd at Wellington’s Westpac Stadium tonight. Since his debut against Wales at Cardiff in 2002, Woodcock has been one of the game’s toughest toilers at the top level. His durability and consistently high standard as one of the world’s best loose-head props has seen him described as one of rugby’s quiet achievers. At 32, Woodcock now joins a small group of All Blacks to mark the rare milestone - his Rugby World Cup 2011 champion teammates captain Richie McCaw, Mils Muliaina and Keven Mealamu.

The All Blacks retained the Bledisloe Cup in Wellington tonight with a 27-16 win over Australia and the New Zealand rugby public were given a glimpse in to the future.

With lessons learned from last week, Richie McCaw (All Blacks) and James Horwill (Wallabies) ready their teams for the Wellington Bledisloe test with a need to pressure and protect Tom Taylor and get the scrums straight.

Steve Hansen is preparing for a more 'dangerous' Wallabies side going into this Saturday's second Bledisloe Cup test in Wellington.

Day four of Louis Vuitton Cup finals racing and for the first time two races were completed in a day. The result Emirates Team New Zealand was looking for was two wins from two races, and that they got. Courtesy: YouTube/EmTeamNZ

A rugby referee receives takes a hit to the head from the kick off in a club match in Wellington. Video / Youtube: NZAUTV8

The 24-year-old Taylor will suit up in the most famous sporting club in New Zealand and join his father, who began his international career as a midfield back against the Lions in 1983. The Taylors will be the 18th father-and-son combination to play for the All Blacks.

This was a race held in some of the lightest airs of this regatta - 13-14 knots gusting to about 18 knots at times. And the Kiwis flew. Courtesy: One Sport

Tom Taylor is the starting All Blacks first five and Herald scribes Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray give their expert opinion and analysis on the new pivot and the role he has to play.

Ewen McKenzie and his Wallabies touched down in Wellington saying they need to convert their 'line breaks made into points' to beat the All Blacks and keep their Bledisloe hopes alive.

All Blacks coach Steve Hansen doesn't boo Quade Cooper and he doesn't see why the New Zealand rugby public continues to do so. Ewen McKenzie thinks the NZ public should move on , and the man himself Quade Cooper can't stop them.

Ma'a Nonu has finished a one-year stint with the Highlanders and appears unable to find another Super 15 franchise willing to take him on. ODT rugby columnist Paul Dwyer and rugby writer Steve Hepburn discuss Nonu's performance with the Highlanders and whether we should start a petition asking him to stay in the South.

Courtney Lawes leaves a Bedford player floored after huge hit in friendly English rugby match. Video / Youtube: TheSaintsTV

In more injury news, lock Luke Romano was ruled out of the Rugby Championship today after he tore the right adductor tendon in his groin during Saturday's win over Australia. Romano's absence points to a likely second-row combination of Sam Whitelock and Brodie Retallick for this weekend with Jeremy Thrush on the bench at his home ground.

Steve Hanson discusses the All Blacks injury crisis which sees Tom Taylor and Colin Slade as the two options to start against the Wallabies in Wellington this weekend.