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New Zealand have long made a virtue of taking each challenge as it comes and while it might not make for much excitement at press conference time, it has not harmed their performances at major tournaments.
Greater Manchester has woken up to gloomy skies and rain this morning - but the picture will change throughout the day. Rain is expected to fall in periods throughout the morning, with downpours in some areas today (May 30).
ATHENS, Greece : Several thousand Olympiakos fans gathered in Piraeus on Wednesday to celebrate their team's victory and the historic first European trophy for a Greek club.
HAMILTON, Ontario : When Nick Taylor drained a 72-foot putt to become the first home-grown winner of the Canadian Open in 69 years last June it immediately became a heritage moment immortalised when his silhouette was made part of the event's logo.
Alabama's Mark Sears will withdraw from the NBA draft and return to school for his final season of eligibility, he told ESPN on Wednesday.
Qatar is home to over 100 nationalities. The country's food scene is ever-evolving, with a melting pot of cultures catered for. The Qatar 365 team discovered that whatever tickles your taste buds is available here. Aadel Haleem started his culinary journey at the Qatar International Food Festival. The annual event highlights the importance of food amongst Qatari citizens and residents alike, with the option to sample food from over 100 stalls offering cuisines from all around the world.
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HAMILTON, Ont. : Before launching his bid for a Canadian Open hat-trick Rory McIlroy took a moment on Wednesday to remind fans that golfers are only human as the PGA Tour comes to grips with the suicide of two-time winner Grayson Murray.