Aisle be Back: Hurricanes v Rebels and the BS

By Kevin McCarthy Uneasy sits the crown. Or less Shakespearean, when are the Hurricanes going to have their banana skin game. The BS game, of course, is the one that they surely can’t lose, yet by season’s end will be the deciding factor in say, coming first, or fourth – or

Hurricanes v Crusaders Stat Attack

Cam Roigard makes a break in their previous match against the Blues. By Peter Marriott Some key facts and figures from the fourth round Super Rugby match in Christchurch between the Hurricanes and the Crusaders. Week 4 v Crusaders: Won 14-10 The Hurricanes and the Crusaders have now met on 45 occasions. The

Aisle be Back: Hurricanes v Crusaders tonight

The Hurricanes celebrate a try in last week's win over the Blues. Tonight they play a down - but never out - Crusaders side in Christchurch in the fourth round of the Super Rugby competition.  By Kevin McCarthy If not now, when. The question for the Hurricanes, top of the table, as

Hurricanes v Blues Stat Attack

4,000 points. With this try to Riley Higgins, the Hurricanes surpassed that marker of points in Super Rugby. The total now stands at 4,003. points. By Peter Marriott Some key facts and figures from the third round Super Rugby match at Wellington Stadium between the Hurricanes and the Blues. Week 3 v

Leilani Perese and that Poua Haka

By Adam Julian The Hurricanes Poua haka, and reaction to it, has been one of the biggest news stories in New Zealand this week and one of the few times in women’s rugby history that the sport has landed itself on the front page of newspapers and television networks. Social