The Wellington club cricket season is just a couple of weeks away. 

Adam Cooper was joined by Cricket Wellington's Head of Competitions Matt Wilson to run through the plans for the season ahead. 

It included the news that premier men's and women's finals will be played at the iconic Basin Reserve once again. 

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The Wellington club cricket season is just a couple of weeks away.&nbsp;
Adam Cooper was joined by Cricket Wellington's Head of Competitions Matt Wilson to run through the plans for the season ahead.&nbsp;
It included the news that premier men's and women's finals will be played at the iconic Basin Reserve once again.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Matt Wilson: Cricket Wellington's Head of Competitions previews the Wellington Club Cricket Season

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Despite a midweek loss to Central Coast, the Wellington Phoenix women remain a mathematical chance of clinching the club's first Premier's Plate in the women's A-League. 

Currently second on the ladder, the club is guaranteed a maiden playoff appearance with two regular season matches remaining, starting with Sunday's match against Western Sydney at Porirua Park. 

To preview the match, Adam Cooper spoke with American defender Ellie Walker, who this week re-signed for another season at the Phoenix. 

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Despite a midweek loss to Central Coast, the Wellington Phoenix women remain a mathematical chance of clinching the club's first Premier's Plate in the women's A-League.&nbsp;
Currently second on the ladder, the club is guaranteed a maiden playoff appearance with two regular season matches remaining, starting with Sunday's match against Western Sydney at Porirua Park.&nbsp;
To preview the match, Adam Cooper spoke with American defender Ellie Walker, who this week re-signed for another season at the Phoenix.&nbsp;
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Ellie Walker: Wellington Phoenix defender on recommitting to the team ahead of the A-League premier run

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New Zealand Cricket has confirmed its preference for the future of the domestic Twenty20 competition is a private franchise model. 

Cricket Wellington CEO Todd Byrant joined Adam Cooper to discuss what involvement the local association is set to have in the new competition, and what it means for the future of the Blaze and Firebirds. 

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New Zealand Cricket has confirmed its preference for the future of the domestic Twenty20 competition is a private franchise model.&nbsp;
Cricket Wellington CEO Todd Byrant joined Adam Cooper to discuss what involvement the local association is set to have in the new competition, and what it means for the future of the Blaze and Firebirds.&nbsp;
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Todd Byrant: Cricket Wellington CEO on the NZ20 and what it means for the Blaze and the Firebirds

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After a full season at Porirua Park, the Wellington Lions will return to the 34,000 capacity Hnry Stadium for their home NPC rugby matches in 2026. 

Adam Cooper was joined by Wellington Rugby CEO Tony Giles to explain the move back to the region's largest stadium. 

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After a full season at Porirua Park, the Wellington Lions will return to the 34,000 capacity Hnry Stadium for their home NPC rugby matches in 2026.&nbsp;
Adam Cooper was joined by Wellington Rugby CEO Tony Giles to explain the move back to the region's largest stadium.&nbsp;
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Tony Giles: Wellington Rugby CEO on the Lions returning to Hnry Stadium for the NPC season

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Matt Wilson: Cricket Wellington's Head of Competitions previews the Wellington Club Cricket Season

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