Is this league's unluckiest moment ever? Video / YouTube.

Snowkiting enthusiasts from around the world gathered on the icy mountain plains of Hardangervidda in Norway, to take part in the world's largest snowkite race: Red Bull Ragnarok. With shifty winds and some seriously icy conditions, only 4 of the 300 kiters we're able to complete the course in full, making it the toughest competition to date. Check out some of the best action from Red Bull Ragnarok 2015!

In episode 3, we catch up with the boys for some epic BMX sessions, taking us from front flips and crazy whips in Napier to the wall rides and big boosts of the incredible Moon Creek Trails in Motueka. All the while the crew continues it's slow creep southward towards the tail of New Zealand.

Check out the Highlights from Sunday at New Zealand's iconic REPCO Race to the Sky. Congratulations to Alister McRae for taking a well deserved victory. Source: HighlandsNZ/YouTube

Hurricanes suffer their first loss of the season, playing the Waratahs.

Episode 2 follows the boys through some New Zealand adventures as they try their skills at downhill mountain biking, white water rafting, and surfing. Hucker takes a revealing leap of faith, all the while hitting some of the best parks between Rotorua and Gisborne.

Eight athletes. Five ocean events. One champion. Take a breathtaking journey across New Zealand to see who will be crowned the world’s first Ultimate Waterman.

As fatigue sets in and the battle for leaderboard points wages on, day 5 and 6 of the Ultimate Waterman takes the athletes to Raglan for the longboard and stand-up paddle endurance events. New Zealand local Daniel Kereopa, and Hawaiian phenom Kai Lenny, duke it out in an all-out battle for the coveted Ultimate Waterman title.

What happens when you prematurely celebrate winning a race? You don't win it, as this Oregon runner found out. Video / Fox Sports

Tyler Hamilton told the Phil Taylor about lying and cheating and Lance Armstrong, and the first time they saw each other since a testy chance encounter at a restaurant in 2011 that gave rise to FBI investigations of possible witness tampering.

With the LV Cup successfully placed in the trophy cabinet, the focus returns to the Premiership and a huge game against Harlequins that will set the tone for the remainder of the season. With a world record crowd set to watch the showdown, episode 4 follows Saracens as they go through the final preparations for what promises to be one of the most hotly-contested games of the season to date.

Day 3 of the Ultimate Waterman Competition brings the athletes to the rugged coastline of Purakanui, for a stand-up paddleboarding event. As Cyclone Pam fills in, the point break lights up with the perfect right hand wave, ripe for big turns, long rides, and the occasional barrel. Kai Lenny started off with a commanding lead, but was edged out in the last few minutes by the New Zealand local, Daniel Kereopa, who snuck under the lip for some tube time to seal 1st place for the event. Check out the best action from the day.

Chiefs prop Ben Afeaki has retired from all rugby due to concerns about his long term health. Afeaki suffered concussion in February 2014 during an Super Rugby match against the Crusaders. He was cleared to resume training as part of a graduated return to play plan.

Former Australia cricket captain and renowned commentator Richie Benaud has died, aged 84.

A Kiwi horse by the name of Mongolian Khan won the Australian Derby in Sydney yesterday. Mongolian Khan had already won the New Zealand Derby. Probably the best thing that went with it was racing presenter Aidan Rodley’s celebration. Aidan was presenting on trackside at the time of the race from Sydney and he is also jockey Opie Bosson’s manager. So when Opie won the Derby, Aidan got a little bit excited. Footage supplied by TAB/YouTube

Former New Zealand All Black Mils Muliaina was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault last night after playing in Connacht’s European Challenge Cup quarter-final defeat by Gloucester. A statement was issued today from his solicitor outside Cardiff Bay police station.

Bob Scott and fellow farming friends decided to take their vintage cars for a drive. Except this was no ordinary drive it was a 530 km journey return from Sheffield to the remote Muzzle Station west of Kaikoura via an overnight camp at the Branch Hutt, all the while fording rivers and driving on roads that are usually the domain of the 4WD. Seven vintage cars, the oldest a 1924 Dodge, 12 men and a Hilux as a support car set out to do the trip, all seven made it back home. With only minor breakdowns on the way that were fixed by the good old Kiwi Number 8 wire mentality. A remarkable trip with breathtaking South Island scenery we follow these 80 year old cars through the mountains.

Dan Carter might have made a fool of many defenders on the rugby field but it seems the All Blacks first five-eighths has fallen for this April Fool’s Day joke. Video / YouTube: MasterCardUK

Star Black Cap batsman Grant Elliott and coach Mike Hesson praise the skill levels of the victorious Australian side and agree they were beaten by a better side on the day.

Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has come under fire for giving verbal sprays to New Zealand's batsmen in yesterday's World Cup final, but according to an Australian newspaper he has an intriguing explanation for his behaviour. The Daily Telegraph reported on a phone interview that Haddin did with Sydney radio station Triple M this morning. When asked about his sledging of New Zealand batsman Grant Elliott at the MCG, Haddin gave a surprising answer. "You know what? They deserved it," he said.

Aussie and Black Cap fans watched the final at the Fanzone at Britomart in Auckland.

Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum has been gracious in defeat, saying it "doesn't rankle" him that Australia beat New Zealand to lift the Cricket World Cup trophy last night.

Michael Clarke's retirement decision overshadowed the eve of the Cricket World Cup final, with the Australian captain using a pre-match news conference to reveal tomorrow's tournament decider against New Zealand would be his last one-day international. Clarke, who turns 34 next week, said he told his teammates of his retirement about 10 minutes before announcing it to a packed news conference on Saturday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

New Zealand have the World Cup final opponent they wanted in co-hosts Australia, according to skipper Brendon McCullum. In his final press conference before tomorrow's final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, McCullum said he couldn't imagine a better scenario than facing Australia ''in front of 100,000, in Australia's backyard, with the history and tradition and against a very good Australian team. 'This is the ultimate game for us to be able to play. Everyone is excited about it, I'm sure some guys will be nervous tomorrow morning, but it certainly whets the appetities. It's the greatest stage we can ask for."

The last two teams standing in the 2015 Cricket World Cup are New Zealand and Australia, led by Bredon McCullum and Michael Clarke. David Leggat and Willy Nicholls give their expert opinion and analysis before today's final match.

New Zealand have the World Cup final opponent they wanted in co-hosts Australia, and both teams are confident of winning.

David Legatt and Andrew Alderson share their thoughts ahead of the Cricket World Cup final between the Black Caps and Australia.

The Hurricanes aren't used to this. This is the best start they've made to a Super Rugby campaign and with six wins from as many games, they're sitting pretty at the top of the ladder. Even during the the mid-to-late 2000s, when they featured in the playoffs, they never experienced such lofty heights.

Tim Southee speaks to media ahead of Sunday's Cricket World Cup final in Melbourne.

Dylan Cleaver brings us this final edition of 'Quicksingles' as the two best teams in the tournament fight out the final.