The Black Caps are hoping to turn their luck around as they gear up for their next clash. New Zealand play England in the first of three one-day internationals at Bay Oval today. Black Caps coach Rob Walter discussed the match. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A shock loss for heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker after suffering an 11th round TKO defeat by Fabio Wardley in London. Parker is no longer the WBO interim titleholder and his hopes of challenging undisputed champion Oleksandr Usyk have been derailed. NZ Herald sportswriter Liam Napier was there on the ground - and he recapped the action. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No specific details from Netball New Zealand over the changes that will occur in the Silver Ferns' high performance environment moving forward. It comes as Dame Noeline Taurua's been reinstated as head coach, after an agreement with the governing body to implement undisclosed enhancements. Netball NZ boss Jennie Wyllie's refused to go into the details, but says change is needed. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Walsh is on a heater as Sebbo fills in while Tom suns himself.The last ever vintage of Big Day Rosé is back on sale here: https://hellosport.shop/The brand new Horizontal Season shirts will go on sale Thursday November 6th here: https://hellosport.shop/4 Pines, a brewery born in Manly and enjoyed everywhere. Get their Japanese Lager available here: https://4pinesbeer.com.au/Good Day Multivitamin & Day Lyte Electrolytes, it's the least you can do. Use code 'dribblers' for 10% off your order here:

Plenty going on this week in French rugby, with oodles of late drama across both the Top14 and PROD2. We look ahead to the Autumn Internationals and piece together what a 42 man squad might look like with one or two potential surprise names, and Fabien Galthié is away on food-tasting duties...Lookout for further preview of this weekend's games over on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@RosbifsRugby 00:15 - Entrées: Green is the Colour 03:36 - Pau v Toulouse 12:43 - Top 14 Round 7

This week on the KOKO Show we recorded a little earlier to ensure we had time to say bon voyage to Drew and Gits before they turned left on QF 1 for a week of “work” / debauchery in the City of Love, Paris. However, before these two departed on their baguette beating adventure, we were joined by the third most capped rugby player of all time, a man that has an upper body like a Canadian Grizzly and legs like Margo Robbie from the Barbie movie, it is of course the Aussie Rugby GOAT Mr James Slipper

Join the lad's as they unpack the first game of the Ashes series that tuck place last week and giver there thoughts on player performance and key point's in the games aswell as the reffing form the game. The lad's then take a look at game 2 of the Ashes that is coming up next week and give there Changes to the England squad that could help in game 2 and way and also the Kangaroo's squad that let's be honest does not need much changing and also giver there predictions for this

In this episode of the Rugby NorCal Podcast, host Nate Dalena sits down with Will Hooley, former USA Eagle, Saracens and Northampton Saints professional, and current Major League Rugby Technical Director.Will shares stories from his playing career in England and the United States, including his experience at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, and opens up about his transition from player to media and league operations. Together, Nate and Will explore the growth of rugby in the U.S., the current

Our rapid review live from London of the first game of the Ashes series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Munster sent shockwaves through Irish rugby with a statement win over Leinster at Croke Park, dismantling their biggest rivals to go joint top of the URC. Is it a shift in power, or a Lions hangover? Goodey, Big Jim and Biggs get stuck into the fallout from that fiery clash, the form of Jack Crowley, and what it all means for Andy Farrell’s Ireland squad heading into the Autumn Nations Series. The lads also dig deep into Steve Borthwick’s England squad announcement, including omissions,

I sit down with Rabbitohs halfback Jamie Humphreys to talk about his journey so far.This episode is brought to you by Menulog https://www.menulog.com.au/ Join the Bloke Club for exclusive Menulog deals. Check your emails that you would have got last week for $10 off when you spend $30 or more (T&C apply). 0:00 Pre season 6:28 South Sydney 2025 25:39 Third generation player 32:03 Living in England and playing junior sport 37:44 Moving back to Australia for rugby league 39:50 How

Fun and games this week as Blairy & Goran scrape egg off their faces following last week’s Luke Metcalf prediction, and Adam leaves an important piece of his technical set-up back in Newcastle! But in all seriousness, it’s wonderful news that Metcalf has signed an extension to 2028 with the NZ Warriors, and the boys wonder if it can not only get the Wahs a Premiership, but help the pathways to produce the next big Kiwis playmaker - if you’ve got Stacey Jones, Shaun Johnson and Luke Metcalf

This week the guys are joined by none other than skipper Jack Oulton! Jack talks to the boys about growing up, starting fires, school and which teammates are good at what!The podcast is sponsored by Nuffield Health - Plymouth Hospital. Visit: https://www.nuffieldhealth.com/hospitals/plymouth for more information.

🎙️ That Saints Pod – Episode 17: “Grand Final Reflections & A New Era Dawns” In Episode 17, Graham, Ste O, Darren, and Ady are joined by special guest Ste B for a jam-packed Saints discussion! The lads break down the Super League Grand Final, sharing their honest season review and thoughts on where Saints go from here. There’s plenty of chat about the appointment of Paul Rowley — what it means for the club, what kind of rugby we can expect, and what fans are hoping to see both on and off the

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Five tests in five weeks — it’s the toughest stretch any Springbok side has faced in years. In this episode of The Lekker Rugby Pod, MW Welman and Harry Jones are joined by veteran journalist Jon Cardinelli to unpack Rassie Erasmus’s survival strategy for November.From managing player loads to rotating veterans and rising stars, Jon explains how Rassie plans to balance experience with youth — and why the upcoming clashes against France and Ireland could define South African rugby’s next World Cup

In this emergency Lekker Rugby Pod Instant Reaction, MW Welman and Harry Jones are absolutely flabbergasted. Jan-Hendrik Wessels has been slapped with a 9-week ban over allegations from Josh Murphy that seem, frankly, impossible. Was he really grabbed for five seconds? Where’s the evidence? MW and Harry break down just how nonsensical this ruling is, questioning the logic, the common sense, and the integrity of the process. The outrage only escalates as Rassie Erasmus weighs in with his infamous,

Four rounds into the URC, South African rugby is telling a story of extremes. The Bulls are grappling with the aftermath of a dramatic internal revolution - a team still adjusting after major changes under Johann Ackermann. Defensive gaps, shaky lineouts, and inconsistent performances reveal the real challenges facing Loftus, as MW Welman and Harry Jones examine what it will take for the Bulls to regain stability and identity this season.In stark contrast, the Stormers under John Dobson are thriving

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It was a dream weekend for Saracens' Noah Caluori. After scoring a remarkable five tries on Saturday, he was called up to train with the England senior side on Sunday. Ashy and Sara chat to the England head coach Steve Borthwick about English rugby's newest star. Could he actually make his England debut this autumn? But while Borthwick has gained another winger, he has lost a number eight after Tom Willis announced he is leaving English rugby altogether to rejoin Bordeaux. Who is the man to place