PATRICK SNELL, SPORTS ANCHOR: Hi there. I'm Patrick Snell with your CNN World Sport Headlines. Defending Rugby World Cup champs, New Zealand have made it back to back went to easily overcoming the tournaments lowest rank, Team Namibia. In London, the old back scoring nine tries, making it 26 matches unbeaten in the group stages of the World Cup, which s a record, by the way, stretching back to the first tournament in 1987. Namibia, though, by no means disgraced. The highlights for the African team, an excellent second half try by Johan Deysel. An update now to a story we brought you last week, when we told you FIFA General Secretary Jerome Valcke had been suspended from his post at football's world governing body. The Swiss-based Association saying it has given investigators now access to the Frenchman's e-mails, dating back to May of this year. It comes following allegations. The 54-year-old had been implicated in a scheme to sell Brazil 2014 World Cup tickets for higher than face value. Valcke denies any wrongdoing. Well, the talk of the town of PGA's tour championship in Atlanta. The top three players in the world, Jason Day, Rory Mcllroy and Jordan Spieth are going all out for the lucrative FedEx cup crown. The day one dominated by the Swede Henrik Stenson. He shot 7-under 63, he held a two-shot advantage over Paul Casey. Mcllroy tied for third. Spieth and Day have some work to do further down the field. Thanks for joining us. You're bang up to date, way look at your sports headlines. I'm Patrick Snell.
New Zealand Continues Rugby Roll; FIFA General Secretary Suspended