New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has recognised all of the country’s Test match referees at a historic capping ceremony at Eden Park today. NZR President Max Spence said the event celebrated over one hundred years of New Zealand refereeing and acknowledged those who have been involved at the highest level of the game. “New Zealand has
Dream Big Desi Women programme has now recruited and trained over 2,000 South Asian female cricket volunteers Culmination of a four-year, £2.4 million Sport England-funded programme, delivered by The ECB Volunteers deliver cricket programmes for children across urban areas, giving opportunities for thousands more youngsters to get involved in the sport Celebration of programme’s success
Harlequins Women’s Head Coach Amy Turner has named the matchday 23 to host Gloucester Hartpury in the Premiership Cup at Cobham RFC this Saturday. Kicking off at 14:30, this fixture will be free entry to all as Turner takes charge of her first home match at the Club. Number eight Emily Robinson and fullback Emily
Over sixty UK sports men and women, presenters and journalists have signed EE’s open letter to policy makers lobbying for a more stringent Online Safety Bill The Letter has been co-signed by Glitch, the UK charity focused on ending online abuse and championing digital citizenship. Following this summer’s EE Hope United campaign to combat online
A strong Black Ferns side has been named by coaches Wayne Smith, Wes Clarke and Whitney Hansen for their last Test match before the Rugby World Cup, hosting Japan at Eden Park on Saturday (kick-off 4.30pm) The team is; Pip Love (19) Luka Connor (8) Amy Rule (6) Joanah Ngan Woo (10) Chelsea Bremner (5)
Katie Taylor will defend her Undisputed Lightweight World title against Karen Elizabeth Carabajal at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on Saturday October 29, live worldwide on DAZN (excluding Australia and New Zealand). Ticket details will be released shortly. Taylor (21-0, 6 KOs) cemented herself as the greatest female fighter on the planet by edging
Rugby World Cup 2021 launches Wā Poi (It’s Poi Time) – a movement to unite rugby fans to twirl poi in support of 12 competing teams Educational element to showcase poi globally as unique Māori taonga (treasure) and a symbol of wāhine toa Ongoing cultural guidance from Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, NZ Rugby Māori Cultural Advisor
Durham Women FC have announced a new partnership with local renewables firm Clear Climate. The Peterlee-based business will see their logo feature on the front of our away shirt for the 2022/23 season. Our new away shirt, which is again produced by Hummel, will be worn for the first time at London City Lionesses on
Harlequins has announced that the festive Big Game 14 event will now be a double header against Bristol Bears, with Harlequins Women vs Bristol Bears Women added to the event. This is the first time the Club has held a double header of this type at Big Game and with teams famed for their attacking
India Women 333-5 beat England Women 245 by 88 runs Harmanpreet Kaur’s 143 not out led India to a series win in the second Royal London International at Canterbury. After putting India into bat, England’s bowlers kept things tight initially before Kaur, Harleen Doel (58) and Smriti Mandhana (40) took India to the very imposing total of 333-5. It was
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