Stories by Clay Wilson

Call it redemption. Call it revenge. Whatever label you put on it - this was undoubtedly a sweet moment for the Black Caps and their ever-growing swag of supporters.

Calm, composed and confident. A decade ago, they may not have been the first adjectives used to describe the Black Caps ahead of a World Cup semifinal.

The Black Caps' hopes are back in their own hands at the T20 World Cup.

The Black Caps say they're well aware their title ambitions could be on the line in their next match at the T20 World Cup.

Among many factors, reaching the heights Stacey Michelsen did during her 12-year international hockey career required immense focus.

The New Zealand Cricket Players Association (NZCPA) is urging the ICC for clarity and action on Afghanistan amid ongoing concern for female cricketers there.

There's a balance to be found for Liam Lawson as he progresses on his path to Formula One.

Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist comfortable knowing he may not be home before next year's Commonwealth Games as he takes up a big offshore opportunity.

It was a rare throwback to the good old days of amateur rugby.

Mako circling as chance arrives to add Log o' Wood alongside back-to-back NPC titles.

City Kickboxing head coach Eugene Bareman doesn't want to move to the US, but says the MIQ system means it's unlikely it can now be prevented.

When the going gets tough, Dan Hooker gets going.

Intense security measures in place as the NZ cricket side are back in Pakistan after 18 years away.

Former World Cup captain clear where he stands on a potential change capturing the attention of the football world.

New Zealand Football are contemplating dropping the moniker for the men's national team.

Former captain expresses approval as national team moniker comes under the microscope.

First Person - Masks, hand sanitiser, instant ramen and saliva testing are key features of reporting on the Olympics 2020 aka the Covid Olympics, RNZ's reporters in Tokyo Maja Burry and Clay Wilson sa…

Something called 'TikTok' and colouring-in books may not sound like key cogs of Olympic success.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are officially open. RNZ's Maja Burry and Clay Wilson were in the stadium to watch the opening ceremony.

Making it to the Tokyo Olympics hasn't been easy for many of the world's top athletes.

Lisa Carrington announced herself to New Zealand at the 2012 London Olympics.

The Football Ferns have big ambitions at the Tokyo Olympics.

Age is proving to be merely a number for New Zealand's most experienced athletes competing at the Tokyo Olympics.

Two-time Olympic 1500m medallist faces nervous wait to find out if he will get an Olympic 1500m swansong.

The words Olympic debut take on extra meaning for the latest two athletes confirmed on the New Zealand team for the upcoming Tokyo Games.