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Western Springs ready for Speedway Grand Prix
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Western Springs ready for Speedway Grand Prix

New Zealand solo speedway champion Jason Bunyan gets another chance to pit his skills against the world's best riders at the opening round of the 2013 FIM Speedway Grand Prix world series. The world speedway circus made its first appearance last year at Western Springs, and again will take to the track for the 2013 Buckley Systems New Zealand FIM Speedway Grand Prix, on Saturday, March 23.

Rugby Herald: Blues vs Crusaders
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Rugby Herald: Blues vs Crusaders

Herald Rugby scribes Gregor Paul (Herald on Sunday) and APNZ Sports reporter Patrick McKendry look ahead to round two in Super Rugby with an eye towards the Eden Park clash between the Blues and Crusaders.

Former F1 Driver to race Bathurst winning GT3
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Former F1 Driver to race Bathurst winning GT3

The roar of race cars this weekend on the streets of Adelaide will not be limited to the V8 Supercars in the Clipsal 500. After winning the Bathurst 12 Hour Erebus Motorsport will be out to repeat that effort with a former Formula 1 driver drafted in to drive one of the best looking cars in racing.

Cricket: NZ test squad explained
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Cricket: NZ test squad explained

Three players are in line to win their first test cap when New Zealand face England in the opening match of the three-game series in Dunedin next month. Opener Hamish Rutherford, fellow lefthander Tom Latham and Auckland spinner Bruce Martin have been named in a group of 12 players, with one to be added, to prepare for the test starting at University Oval on March 6.

Cricket: McCullum and Cook look to Tests
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Cricket: McCullum and Cook look to Tests

New Zealand's nose-dive to 11 for three in the eighth over was the key moment which ended hopes of consecutive one-day international series victories after the inaugural triumph in South Africa. he New Zealand batsmen did warrant some sympathy. The relentless line and length from England's bowlers was reinforced by fielders not missing balls or dropping catches. It was suffocation

Experts ponder final ODI
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Experts ponder final ODI

The Herald cricket team of David Leggat and Andrew Alderson review the current England tour of New Zealand and look ahead to the deciding ODI at Eden park, all with an eye towards the looming Test series.

Cricket: '100 for supporters' -Ross Taylor
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Cricket: '100 for supporters' -Ross Taylor

Ross Taylor's century against England in Napier may have seemed like the former skipper announcing himself back into the New Zealand setup, after sitting out the South African tour in December-January. However the former skipper reckons he's never left it. Taylor's even 100, his seventh ODI century, was his best innings by far since coming back into the national team after losing the leadership.

17-year-olds set for V8 Supercars debut
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17-year-olds set for V8 Supercars debut

Two of motorsport's promising young guns have been confirmed as team-mates in a brand new team in the Dunlop V8 Series. The pair of 17-year-olds have the racing credentials and a team boss willing to take them all the way starting next week on the streets of Adelaide.

It's a boy! Andrew Hore becomes a dad
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It's a boy! Andrew Hore becomes a dad

Highlanders skipper Andrew Hore speaks to ODT rugby columnist Paul Dwyer about becoming a father, the toughest player he's ever faced, and his team's chances ahead of their clash with the Chiefs at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Friday.

Rugby Herald: Who's going to win?
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Rugby Herald: Who's going to win?

The Super Rugby season has kicked off in Aussie, and the Kiwi teams are about to start. Herald Rugby experts Wynne Gray and Gregor Paul look ahead to the possible winners and losers.

All Blacks stars get 'dunked'
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All Blacks stars get 'dunked'

New Blues captain Ali Williams and fellow All Blacks star Piri Weepu made a big splash with the fans at a family day at North Harbour stadium, both being 'good sorts' in braving the 'dunking' machine.

Cricket: Black Caps pip England
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Cricket: Black Caps pip England

New Zealand cricket teams have always prided themselves on their fighting qualities. At times their has been a shortage of true class in their teams. But grit and resolve have been on hand to make New Zealand's reputation as a unit who will make opponents work for their success. That was one of the most pleasing parts of New Zealand's three-wicket win over England at Hamilton's Seddon Park last night, for captain Brendon McCullum.

Cricket: Perfect play by England
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Cricket: Perfect play by England

McCullum's men were spanked by 10 wickets in the series-deciding Twenty20 match at Westpac Stadium in Wellington last night after their paltry total of 139-8 was easily overhauled by England in the 13th over.

Black Caps set for T20 decider
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Black Caps set for T20 decider

One match each and the decider being played this evening, Black Caps skipper Brendon McCullum will bowl first if given the chance, and English paceman Steven Finn welcomes the Kiwis aggression in the field.

Black Caps 'looking to fight'
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Black Caps 'looking to fight'

Black Caps fast bowler Mitchell McClenaghan spoke to the media as the English and Kiwis traveled to Wellington to contest the deciding T20 match with the teams locked at one game all.

Play of the day: Full court bounce shot
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Play of the day: Full court bounce shot

Lewis Palmer high school junior Anna Olson heaved this shot almost the entire length of the court in the final moments of the third quarter against Cheyenne Mountain high school in Colorado. Video / Youtube: Coach Babbitt

Cricket: Black Caps beat England
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Cricket: Black Caps beat England

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum played down his personal contribution to his side's emphatic 55-run Twenty20 win over England in Hamilton last night. He had no need to. Without McCullum's rasping 74 off 38 balls, New Zealand would have been in big trouble. As it is, he carried them to 192 for six, then found his bowlers in purposeful mood to seal a convincing win, bowling England out for 137.

Investec Super Rugby launch
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Investec Super Rugby launch

NZRU CEO Steve Tew welcomed representatives from NZ's five franchises to officially launch the start of the 2013 Super Rugby season. The Chiefs start as defending champions and with all eyes on the Auckland Blues' new coach John Kirwan.

Cricket: McCullum welcomes back Taylor
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Cricket: McCullum welcomes back Taylor

Brendon McCullum is looking forward to the Twenty20 against England at Eden Park - it's the opening match in his first home series as New Zealand skipper. With Ross Taylor back in the team - welcomed with open arms by McCullum, coach Mike Hesson and the rest of the team - the messy captaincy saga may finally have reached its conclusion.

 Merc Team ready for Bathhurst 12 Hour Assault
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Merc Team ready for Bathhurst 12 Hour Assault

Erebus Motorsport, the group bringing AMG Mercedes to V8 Supercars, will this weekend take on the Bathurst 12 Hour in a pair of exotic GT race cars. The two car effort features a mix of V8 Supercar talent and a German Mercedes legend.

Raw: Dunedin rodeo injury
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Raw: Dunedin rodeo injury

An experienced cowboy was knocked unconscious and suffered possible spinal injuries at the Outram Rodeo yesterday. Cam Billing, of Te Awamutu, was airlifted by the Otago Regional Rescue Helicopter, after his horse reared in a stall as the gate opened for his ride in the open saddle bronc competition. "The horse reared and slammed him into the back of the chutes. It wasn't him getting bucked off that caused the injury. He was injured before he even came out," Fred Doherty, of the Outram Rodeo, said last night.

Play of the day: Pollard's amazing catch
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Play of the day: Pollard's amazing catch

West Indian Kieron Pollard showcased his skills in the field and had the crowd on its feet as he claimed a sensational one-handed catch, leaping high to snag Australia's Glenn Maxwell on the rope. Video / Youtube: Woklakadu

Play of the day: Huge rugby brawl
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Play of the day: Huge rugby brawl

Things get out of hand at a Rugby World Cup qualifier between Belgium and Georgia in Brussels. Players break into an onfield pitch battle during the game, starting a fight which traverses from one side of the pitch to the other. Two players receive red cards. For the record, Georgia ran out 17-13 victors. Video / Youtube: Benjamin B.

Play of the day:  Milan player's length of pitch goal
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Play of the day: Milan player's length of pitch goal

Youth player Ezekiel Isoken Henty scores a fantastic goal for Milan Primavera – the club's Under-19 side – after running all the way from his own penalty area during a 3-1 victory over Varese. Video / Youtube: Komedyendunyasi.