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Jannik Sinner was stuck in an awkward moment discussing Nick Kyrgios and Kim Jong-Un while Coco Gauff shared her top artists. Here are the quick hits from the Australian Open.

The New Zealand driver thought his World Rally Championship days were over, but he returns to the top level of motor rallying on Thursday.

Scott Robertson's axing as coach has shone the spotlight on just how much say players have, but it's not new, writes Jamie Wall.

The batter was reportedly struck by a nightclub bouncer after being denied entry to a Wellington venue.

Meanwhile, New Zealand's Erin Routliffe and her American partner Asia Muhammad won their opening doubles match.

Glenn Phillips struck a rapid 78 but New Zealand were unable to chase down the host's target in Nagpur.

The Taranaki Men's Open Fours has been going 121 years and brings a mountain of tradition.

The Breakers have lost their first game of the Ignite Cup going down to South East Melbourne Phoenix 123-116 in Melbourne.

Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch will play host to the women's British & Irish Lions for their three tests against New Zealand in their inaugural tour in 2027.

New Zealand will begin their defence of the America's Cup with two races on Saturday, 10 July next year in the Italian city of Naples.

Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt have pulled off a stunning upset, beating Manchester City to keep their slim hopes of making the Champions League knockout stage alive.

Here are the quick hits from day three at the Australian Open.

The Black Caps' preparations for the T20 World Cup have suffered a setback, with fast bowler Adam Milne and all-rounder Michael Bracewell sustaining injuries.

Once set on a legal career, footballer Natalie Olson is discovering just how far her side pursuit can take her after her South East Asian Games breakthrough.