Kiwis

VALE RAY CRANCH

The oldest living Kiwi in history, 98-year-old Raymond James Cranch, a World War II veteran and Auckland rugby league stalwart who became Kiwi #341 when he toured Britain and France with the 1951-52 squad, has sadly passed away. One of… Read More ›

A SHORT HISTORY OF…WARRIOR KIWIS

The Warriors have produced 70 New Zealand internationals since 1995. It’s an impressive tally, given the leading club in terms of producing Australian internationals, Sydney Roosters with 84, have been around since 1908. Fellow foundation club South Sydney are second… Read More ›

BENJI AND SJ REUNITED IN KIWIS HALVES

Veteran Benji Marshall will officially end a seven-year Kiwis hiatus on Saturday, lining up in the halves alongside Shaun Johnson for the first time since the latter’s 2012 Test debut. Warriors trio Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Ken Maumalo and Leeson Ah Mau… Read More ›