New Zealand began its Basketball World Cup game against Team USA Saturday with a ritual show of strength in the Maori Haka dance. But in the end the inspiration was not enough to hold off the ...

New Zealand started off their game against Team USA at the FIBA World Cup with the traditional Haka dance and the American players looked a little perplexed by what exactly was going on.

Team USA was treated to some surprising pregame entertainment at its FIBA World Cup match against New Zealand. Before approaching center court, the New Zealand team, known as the Tall Blacks ...

The USA got another easy win, 98-71, to go up 3-0 in group play, but New Zealand’s pre-game dance is still our favorite part of the afternoon tussle between the two teams.

The New Zealand national rugby team has been performing the Haka for over a century. Known as the All Blacks, the squad has carried out the traditional Maori dance that features yelling, stomping ...

New Zealand's basketball team chanted and posed, stomping forward and stamping the court in a traditional haka dance.

It’s a result that surprised absolutely no one. Team USA beat New Zealand, 98-71, to win their third preliminary-round game at the FIBA World Cup. Things were a little too close for comfort for ...

The haka will be the main topic of conversation when New Zealand travel to face England at Twickenham in the 2024 Autumn Nations Series curtain-raiser on Saturday.

You knew we would end up discussing the haka at some point during this week – Joe Marler just decided to get the conversation started a little earlier with a verbal “grenade”, as Kevin ...

Joe Marler apologises to New Zealand fans after calling for Haka to be scrapped - All Blacks head coach Scott Robertson said the Harlequins forward could have chosen his words more carefully.

At their Tokyo Olympics medal ceremony, Team New Zealand performed a traditional haka dance in unison. The haka is a ceremonial dance with roots in the Maori history of New Zealand, and the ...

New Zealand's basketball team chanted and posed, stomping forward and stamping the court in a traditional haka dance. The U.S. players paused during their warmups, amused and intrigued.