Cyclist George Bennett could be forgiven for dreaming about the beaches at home in Nelson - 25-May-2021
Cyclist George Bennett could be forgiven for dreaming about the beaches at home in Nelson
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Cyclist George Bennett could be forgiven for dreaming about the beaches at home in Nelson
Photo: PHOTOSPORT The Wellington forward netted a double and showed his support for his home nation amid the most serious hostilities in years with Hamas Islamists who rule Gaza. After scoring a penalty late in the first half, Hemed ran to a group of supporters in the terraces and draped himself in an Israeli national flag. And after securing the draw in the final minutes with his second goal of the game Hemed pulled out a kippah, a traditional Jewish cap, from under his uniform and placed it on his head. The 34-year-old covered his face with one hand and pointed to the sky.
Cycling: Cyclist taken out by rival team's support car in bizarre Giro d'Italia incident, while Kiwi George Bennett struggles 14 May, 2021 04:15 AM 4 minutes to read Watch: Cyclist hit by rival team's support car during Giro d'Italia. Video / Sky Sport Watch: Cyclist hit by rival team's support car during Giro d'Italia. Video / Sky Sport NZ Herald Kiwi cyclist George Bennett's chances of overall glory have ended on a chaotic stage six of the Giro d'Italia. Bennett lost seven minutes on his rivals on a stage that was overshadowed by a bizarre incident towards the finish when a Team BikeExchang...
A new leader at cycling's Giro D'Italia A new leader at cycling's Giro D'Italia 14 May 2021 Bahrain Victorious rider Gino Mader soloed to victory on a cold and damp 160-kilometre stage six. Kiwi George Bennett's dropped one place to 31st overall, nearly nine minutes back - compatriot Patrick Bevin moved up three spots to 41st. Groupama FDJ's Attila Valter snatching the leader's pink jersey with good climbing legs.
Canterbury all-rounder Daryl Mitchell and Auckland batsman Glenn Phillips have been granted centralised cricket contracts for the first time after break-out international seasons Canterbury all-rounder Daryl Mitchell and Auckland batsman Glenn Phillips have been granted centralised cricket contracts for the first time after break-out international seasons 14 May 2021 Spinner Ajaz Patel has been omitted from last year's list, as has wicketkeeper BJ Watling after announcing his retirement this week. Luuka Jones is about to have a burden lifted. The canoe slalomist will receive her second Co...