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    An improved performance, but another defeat for the Black Ferns on their northern tour

    An improved performance, but another defeat for the Black Ferns on their northern tour


    The New Zealand women have gone down to France 29-7 in Castres , their fourth consecutive loss.

    Captain Les Elder was pleased with their defensive pressure.



    It's the first time the Black Ferns have ever lost four straight test matches.

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     Other Sports News
     20 Apr: The Wellington Phoenix have had a hiccup in the race to finish the regular season on top of the A League ladder, only managing a 1-all draw against the Jets in Newcastle as they missed a host of scoring opportunities, including a penalty in added time
     20 Apr: Supercars drivers are gearing up to tackle a difficult track and wet conditions at Taupo Motorsport Park
     20 Apr: What looks to be a serious leg injury to All Blacks hooker Asafo Aumua has detracted from an eighth-straight Super Rugby win for the Hurricanes
     20 Apr: McLaren's Lando Norris has nabbed pole position in a wet sprint qualifying session at Formula 1's Chinese Grand Prix
     20 Apr: The Warriors have missed the chance to leap to 3rd on the NRL table...crushed 30 to 12 by the St George Illawarra Dragons in Wollongong
     20 Apr: The Highlanders are reeling from a fifth straight loss in Super Rugby, dealt to 31-nil by the Queensland Reds in Brisbane
     19 Apr: Highlanders halfback James Arscott is sticking to the basics ahead of a rare start in tonight's Super Rugby clash against the Reds in Brisbane
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     Motorsports:
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