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    Scotland's beaten England four times in a row in rugby's Six Nations or its equivalent for the first time since 1896

    Scotland's beaten England four times in a row in rugby's Six Nations or its equivalent for the first time since 1896


    The Scots have retained the Calcutta Cup with a 30-21 win at Murrayfield - spearheaded by a Duhan van der Merwe hat-trick.

    Ireland now the only unbeaten side after a 31-7 triumph over Wales in Dublin.



    To Super Rugby - The Highlanders were too good for Moana Pasifika after a strong second half, winning 35-21, while the Reds and Blues were other winners to wrap up the first round.

    SUPER RUGBY COVERAGE WITH HABIT HEALTH. TACKLING ALL YOUR ACHES AND PAINS FROM SPORT AND WORK.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Sports News
     09 Nov: Kiwi Ferns co-captain Georgia Hale is keeping the microscope on her own XIII ahead of this afternoon's Pacific Championships final against the Australian Jillaroos in Sydney
     09 Nov: Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano has accepted that refining the team's much talked about defensive high line will take time
     09 Nov: In spite of a second half collapse at Murrayfield, the All Blacks will head for London tomorrow with their grand slam hopes alive
     09 Nov: Leg spinner Ish Sodhi is vowing to continue adding to his toolkit as the Black Caps look to take a 2-1 T20 series lead over the West Indies in this afternoon's third match in Nelson
     09 Nov: Pacific, pride, and pancakes with Papa's father-in-law
     09 Nov: In Premier League football - leaders Arsenal have dropped points, conceding a stoppage time equaliser to draw 2-all away to Sunderland
     09 Nov: The momentum continues for Formula One Championship leader Lando Norris
     Top Stories

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     Today's News

    Rugby League:
    Kiwi Ferns co-captain Georgia Hale is keeping the microscope on her own XIII ahead of this afternoon's Pacific Championships final against the Australian Jillaroos in Sydney 13:47

    Soccer:
    Wellington Phoenix coach Giancarlo Italiano has accepted that refining the team's much talked about defensive high line will take time 13:27

    International:
    Closure of Teen Vogue sparks concerns for youth-led journalism 13:07

    Rugby:
    In spite of a second half collapse at Murrayfield, the All Blacks will head for London tomorrow with their grand slam hopes alive 13:07

    Cricket:
    Leg spinner Ish Sodhi is vowing to continue adding to his toolkit as the Black Caps look to take a 2-1 T20 series lead over the West Indies in this afternoon's third match in Nelson 12:37

    Business:
    Kiwis finances are giving them a headache - much more than during the pandemic 12:27

    Rugby League:
    Pacific, pride, and pancakes with Papa's father-in-law 12:07

    Soccer:
    In Premier League football - leaders Arsenal have dropped points, conceding a stoppage time equaliser to draw 2-all away to Sunderland 12:07

    Law and Order:
    Queensland Police data reveals almost 50 per cent drop in recorded road safety enforcement in five years 11:17

    Motorsports:
    The momentum continues for Formula One Championship leader Lando Norris 11:07


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