Showing posts with label World Cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Cup. Show all posts

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Rugby World Champions

New Zealand won the Rugby World Cup last Saturday - beating Australia 34 - 17. Here they are - doing the Haka (war dance) celebrating with the Webb Ellis Trophy and paraded through the streets of New Zealand's largest cities:





















Congratulations All Blacks!!!
Thank you for all the memories!!!
How sweet it is!

Back-to-Back World Champions!

Monday, September 21, 2015

Rugby World Cup

The Rugby World Cup is now on in England - the tournament goes from 18 September to 31 October. GO ALL BLACKS!!!

Highlights from New Zealand's first game. The reigning World Champions pulled out a tough win over Argentina: 







Tuesday, March 24, 2015


Oh my goodness...New Zealand played South Africa last night in a semi-final of the World Cup of Cricket. It was an AMAZING game!! Either could have won it in the final moments of the game...but NZ prevailed...just!!! This is our first time in the final of the Cricket World Cup...and what a way to make it! For those of you who have never seen cricket...or think it is a boring game...watch these highlights:





The Black Caps dream lives on after they won what must rate as one of the most memorable of all World Cup games by four wickets. Grant Elliott, perceived by some to be the weak link in the New Zealand batting, ended a wonderful, pulsating semi-final by hitting the penultimate ball of the match from the finest fast bowler on the planet high over wide long-on and into the heaving stands to send 40,000 people into raptures.

As the ball sailed over the boundary, Elliott raised his arms aloft. It was, said the South Africa captain, AB de Villiers, afterwards, scarcely holding back the tears, the shot of his life. Dale Steyn, who had been treated harshly in previous overs, sank to his haunches in utter despair. Yet again South Africa have fallen at a hurdle they found insurmountable. We said there was nothing between the sides but this was astonishing. Perhaps the magnificent crowd and the support of the entire nation made the crucial difference.