Liam Napier is the Chief Sports Writer at NZ Herald. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, while also focusing on individual and team sports, international sports leagues, and major tournaments. Liam's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ESPN, The Guardian, and News.com.au.
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Liam Napier's coverage primarily focuses on sports, with a strong emphasis on rugby and related topics such as All Blacks and sports events. Given his focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or exclusive insights into the world of rugby, particularly pertaining to New Zealand teams and athletes.
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Dave Rennie praised the All Blacks’ resilience but warned of a response.
By: Liam Napier
Mo’unga starts at No 10 for the All Blacks after three years away.
By: Liam Napier
By Liam Napier at Ellis Park Of all their transformative elements, the All Blacks' flip-the-script final-quarter surge at Ellis Park could shake the Springboks to their core.
By: Winston Aldworth, Liam Napier, Cameron Mcmillan
Live updates of the tour clash between the All Blacks and the Lions at Ellis Park.
By: Liam Napier
By Liam Napier at Ellis Park Dave Rennie's All Blacks remain unbeaten but only just.
Seven days is a long time in sport. Having dominated many aspects of the gripping opening greatest rivalry Test against the All Blacks, the Springboks are confident of squaring the ledger in Cape Town. After the heaviest defeat of the Rassie Erasmus era, though, this is a defining moment for many of the Boks trusted, old guard.
Attempting to stabilise the shaky scrum and injury setbacks will force the All Blacks to change their winning team for the second crack at the Springboks in Cape Town this weekend.
By: Liam Napier
All Blacks v Springboks, 3am Sunday By Liam Napier in Cape Town Leroy Carter is the notable mover for the All Blacks' second test against the Springboks in Cape Town this weekend.
By: Liam Napier
All Blacks v Springboks, 3am Sunday Liam Napier in Cape Town Cape of Storms is the original name given to the southernmost point of Cape Town.
