Osaka, Tauson set to face off in ASB Classic final
Osaka, Tauson set to face off in ASB Classic final
Japan's Naomi Osaka will meet Denmark's Clara Tauson in the final of the ASB Classic in Auckland after an action-packed day.
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Luke Littler claims darts world crown at 17
Luke Littler claims darts world crown at 17
Seventeen-year-old sensation Luke 'The Nuke' Littler has thrashed Michael van Gerwen 7-3 to become the youngest ever PDC darts world champion.
Osaka survives first-set scare to make semi
Osaka survives first-set scare to make semi
Four-time grand slam champion Naomi Osaka stands alone against a Stars and Stripes tidal wave at the ASB Classic in Auckland.
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Tactical approach yields bronze
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Tactical approach yields bronze
The Chinese waters seem to float Nick Collier’s way.
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A year of triumphs, firsts and farewells
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A year of triumphs, firsts and farewells
Another weird, wild, wacky and wonderful sporting year is in the books.
Israeli players barred
Israeli players barred
Israeli players have been barred from this month’s World Indoor Bowls Championships in England after a campaign by pro-Palestinian groups.
Sun sets early for Lulu at ASB Classic
Sun sets early for Lulu at ASB Classic
Kiwi hopeful Lulu Sun has crashed out of the first round of the ASB Classic in Auckland.
Queenstown skier takes third in World Cup event
Queenstown skier takes third in World Cup event
Queenstown ski racer Alice Robinson has overcome a bout of nerves to place third at the latest World Cup series giant slalom event in Austria.
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Hopes grass volleyball event will inspire new players
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Hopes grass volleyball event will inspire new players
Volleyball Otago’s first big event in Wānaka took off yesterday as the organisation tries to spread the word on the sport.
Clubmates fight it out
Clubmates fight it out
In a game where the title was always going to end up in Mosgiel, the team overcame Taieri Bowling Club clubmates 15-2 in the Centre Open fours final at Wakari Bowling Club on Friday.
Dunedin to host first round of new series
Dunedin to host first round of new series
Signal Hill will be the backdrop for the opening round of a new international continental mountainbiking series early next year.
Successful Australian raid by Wanaka pair
Successful Australian raid by Wanaka pair
Wanaka waters are creating winners.
Hall of famer dead at 65
Hall of famer dead at 65
Major League Baseball hall of famer Rickey Henderson has died, aged 65.
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Cup runneth over, runs dry
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Cup runneth over, runs dry
With the new century entering its 25th year Summer Times looks back at some of the events of 2000 and sees how we’ve fared since.
Usyk retains crowns, Fury says judges wrong
Usyk retains crowns, Fury says judges wrong
Ukraine’s Oleksandr Usyk has retained his WBA (Super), WBO and WBC world heavyweight titles by unanimous decision against Britain's Tyson Fury to remain undefeated after an enthralling clash.
Raft of conduct complaints about Yachting NZ
Raft of conduct complaints about Yachting NZ
The Sport Integrity Commission has launched an investigation into Yachting NZ following a raft of cultural, athlete welfare and conduct complaints.
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Family, friends on minds at Christmas
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Family, friends on minds at Christmas
Southern sports figures will be far and wide this Christmas - but they will all be dreaming of success in 2025. The ODT sports department asked some of them three questions.
Cycling winners, hockey losers
Cycling winners, hockey losers
Cycling and canoeing are the big winners in the latest four-year cycle of High Performance Sport New Zealand funding.
Hall starts season with world cup bronze
Hall starts season with world cup bronze
Otago skiing great Adam Hall has chalked up another milestone.