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Cricket: South Africa are favourites
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Cricket: South Africa are favourites

Interview with South Africa bowling coach Allan Donald. Donald discusses the importance of captain AB de Villiers to the current team and their hopes of ICC Cricket World Cup success in Australia and New Zealand.

Cricket: Black Caps are ready
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Cricket: Black Caps are ready

Interview with former New Zealand international Rod Latham. Latham reflects on the Black Caps’ 1992 Cricket World Cup campaign and looks ahead to this year’s tournament.

Cricket: UAE have improved
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Cricket: UAE have improved

Interview with UAE coach Aaqib Javed. Javed discusses the country’s improvement since their major tournament debut in 1996 and what they hope to achieve in Australia and New Zealand.

Boxing: Slogger vs Blogger (Ryder v Slater)
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Boxing: Slogger vs Blogger (Ryder v Slater)

Cricketer Jesse Ryder says there is no medical reason he should not step into the ring for a charity boxing match against Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater in Christchurch on March 28. Ryder will be returning to the city where he was felled during a late night altercation for a fight that will take place exactly two years to the day after he sustained injuries that left him in a coma for three days. Slater, who broke his vow not to speak to the Herald, was remarkably bullish about his chances. "I always back myself," he said. "I am always a box of surprises."

Cricket: World Cup ready to start
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Cricket: World Cup ready to start

Bosses of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 are confident the "sickness'' of match-fixing won't play a part in the showcase tournament starting on Saturday. An anti-corruption unit inside the International Cricket Council (ICC), has drawn up a list of people identified as being involved in match or spot fixing and illegal betting.

Cricket Archive: '1992's batting and bowling'
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Cricket Archive: '1992's batting and bowling'

At the 1992 Cricket World Cup New Zealand developed slow bowling and openers with big attacking shots as a tactic to win. Join Sir Richard Hadlee, Ken Rutherford and Mark Greatbatch as they recall those matches with Coach Warren Lees and opener Rod Latham.

Cricket Archive: 'Playing colours not teams'
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Cricket Archive: 'Playing colours not teams'

At the 1992 Cricket World Cup New Zealand decided they wanted to play colours instead of the famous names of the game. Join Sir Richard Hadlee, Ken Rutherford, Chris Harris and Mark Greatbatch as they recall that day along with Coach Warren Lees and opener Rod Latham.

1992 Cricket Archive: Beating Aussie
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1992 Cricket Archive: Beating Aussie

At the 1992 Cricket World Cup New Zealand played Australia in the opening match, with a surprise victory. Join Sir Richard Hadlee, Ken Rutherford, Chris Harris and Mark Greatbatch as they recall that day along with Coach Warren Lees and opener Rod Latham.

Cricket: South African hopes for World Cup
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Cricket: South African hopes for World Cup

Interview with South Africa bowling coach Allan Donald. Donald discusses the importance of captain AB de Villiers to the current team and their hopes of ICC Cricket World Cup success in Australia and New Zealand.

Cricket Archive: The 1992 Semi-final
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Cricket Archive: The 1992 Semi-final

At the 1992 Cricket World Cup New Zealand had won seven out of eight matches, losing only once to Pakistan. They met again in the Semi-final in a game that has become folklore. Join Sir Richard Hadlee, Ken Rutherford and Mark Greatbatch as they recall that day along with Coach Warren Lees and opener Rod Latham.

Oracle cricket predicts winner
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Oracle cricket predicts winner

The Cricket World Cup starts today with the Black Caps playing Sri Lanka at Christchurch's Hagley Oval. Who will win? Watch this cricket predict the result.

Play of the day: Sevens shocker
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Play of the day: Sevens shocker

USA's Kristen Thomas was all set to score the try that could have seen her team defeat New Zealand when this happened. Video / Youtube: World Rugby.

Sevens: Rugby's a bonus
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Sevens: Rugby's a bonus

They came for the costumes, the crowds and the carnival-like atmosphere - but not all, it seems, came to watch the rugby. An informal survey of revellers leaving Westpac Stadium after New Zealand's second match of the Wellington Sevens yesterday found very few people actually knew the score.

Play of the day: Three players injured in one ball
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Play of the day: Three players injured in one ball

In a recent Victorian Premier League match between Fitzroy Doncaster Cricket Club and Footscray-Edgewater Cricket Club in Australia, three players looked to be injured after a hilarious sequence of events. Video / YouTube.

Black Caps' surprise visit
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Black Caps' surprise visit

Two young cricket fans had the surprise of their lives when they returned to their Auckland home after a night away to find their front yard had been turned into a cricket pitch and five Blackcaps were ready to play with them.

Adams plays for camera with serious handshake
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Adams plays for camera with serious handshake

Prior to the Oklahoma City Thunder's 109-102 win over the Washington Wizards last week, Thunder bigs Steven Adams and Nick Collison shared the sort of passionate handshake greeting reserved for land deals and formal introductions between elected officials. Video / Youtube: CR7 beast

Post-match reaction
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Post-match reaction

Post match reaction from coach Ramon Tribulietx and a number of players following Auckland City FC's remarkable 3rd place achievement at the 2014 FIFA Club World Cup.

Auckland City FC - Thank you
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Auckland City FC - Thank you

A picture montage of some Auckland City behind the scenes activity followed by a personal message from captain Ivan Vicelich and the team.

Crowd Goes Wild: John Key wraps up 2014
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Crowd Goes Wild: John Key wraps up 2014

Prime Minister John Key chats to Andrew Mulligan and Mark Richardson on the Crowd Goes Wild Breakfast to wrap up the year, talk about his sporting highlight of 2014 as well as his golf handicap.