Kiwis

/ ˈkiːwiːs /

plural noun

1. the Kiwis
   the men's international Rugby League football team of New Zealand

Example Sentences

Sir Ben Ainslie's team kept pace with the Kiwis over the first five legs but the Emirates New Zealand side pulled away, eventually finishing 28 seconds in front.

From BBC

Both sides had won their opening match and the Kiwis had a glimmer of hope on a slow pitch in Sharjah after they restricted the defending champions to 148-8.

From BBC

The Kiwis were outliers during that competition as the only crew to try the technology, although it was to great effect as they won the Cup.

From BBC

“I perhaps have some rose-tinted glasses,” she admitted, but she said she has been struck by “the sense of community that’s baked into the culture. Kiwis look out for each other.”

From New York Times

Devine had missed the opening two games of the ODI series to manage a quad injury, and the Kiwis had been poor with the bat in both matches.

From BBC