The All Blacks Sevens have put their shock loss to Spain behind them, with three consecutive wins to book their place in the Cape Town Cup semi-finals.
After a disastrous day one in South Africa, the men in black responded with a 31-5 demolition of Kenya, before edging Argentina 21-15 to finish atop Pool B.
The All Blacks Sevens then easily accounted for surprise packages Uruguay, hitting the half-century mark in a 50-nil victory in their quarter-final.
Moses Leo scored a hat-trick, with Caleb Tangitau touching down for a double to ease past the South American rugby minnows.
New Zealand will play USA in the first Cup semi-final, with hosts South Africa taking on Samoa in the other to determine the final.
Meanwhile, the Black Ferns Sevens will play Ireland in their semi-final after remaining unbeaten on day two of play.
New Zealand were made to fight hard against Fiji, with Jazmin Felix-Hotham scoring ultimately the decisive try to secure a 26-21 win after trailing at halftime.
That result set up a quarter-final clash against Canada, with Felix-Hotham again starring with a try-double, as well veteran Michaele Blyde for a comfortable 50-5 victory.
Should they beat Ireland in the semi-final, the Black Ferns will play either USA or Australia in the Cup final.
