The Wellington Lions are ready to challenge the Tasman Mako for the Ranfurly Shield.

The Lions will play against the Mako in NPC's round six that doubles as a Shield game.

Wellington's Jackson Garden-Bachop joined Piney to discuss.

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The Wellington Lions are ready to challenge the Tasman Mako for the Ranfurly Shield.
The Lions will play against the Mako in NPC's round six that doubles as a Shield game.
Wellington's Jackson Garden-Bachop joined Piney to discuss.
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Jackson Garden-Bachop: Wellington Lions player ahead of the team's clash against the Tasman Mako

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New Zealand Cricket is faced with ever-growing tension and a major decision.  

The organisation is considering an overhaul of the domestic game, a privatised T20 league, dubbed NZ20.  

Former NZ Cricket CEO Justin Vaughan joined D’Arcy Waldegrave to discuss the complexities of the situation, what will happen, and whether it’s a good idea. 

Vaughan told D’Arcy that it’s been coming for a long time.  

He says the tension between international and domestic cricket has been gathering momentum, and the time for NZ Cricket to make some difficult decisions will arrive very soon.  

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New Zealand Cricket is faced with ever-growing tension and a major decision. &nbsp;
The organisation is considering an overhaul of the domestic game, a privatised T20 league, dubbed NZ20. &nbsp;
Former NZ Cricket CEO Justin Vaughan joined D’Arcy Waldegrave to discuss the complexities of the situation, what will happen, and whether it’s a good idea.&nbsp;
Vaughan told D’Arcy that it’s been coming for a long time. &nbsp;
He says the tension between international and domestic cricket has been gathering momentum, and the time for NZ Cricket to make some difficult decisions will arrive very soon. &nbsp;
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Justin Vaughan: Former NZ Cricket CEO on the tension around NZ20

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On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 8th March 2026, D’Arcy Waldegrave takes over, chatting with Warriors Assistant Coach Stacey Jones about the team’s thorough thrashing of the Raiders last night.  

Former NZ Cricket CEO Justin Vaughan talks NZ20 – what's happening? Is it a good idea? 

And Auckland FC is facing off against the table topping Newcastle Jets tonight, so CEO Nick Becker joined D’Arcy to preview the clash. 

Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

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On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 8th March 2026, D’Arcy Waldegrave takes over, chatting with Warriors Assistant Coach Stacey Jones about the team’s thorough thrashing of the Raiders last night. &nbsp;
Former NZ Cricket CEO Justin Vaughan talks NZ20 – what's happening? Is it a good idea?&nbsp;
And Auckland FC is facing off against the table topping Newcastle Jets tonight, so CEO Nick Becker joined D’Arcy to preview the clash.&nbsp;
Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.&nbsp;
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Full Show Podcast: 14 March 2026 

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The Warriors have gone two-from-two in league's NRL in emphatic fashion. 

Coach Andrew Webster's praising the side's mental strength after they shook off a slow start to power away in the second half for a thumping 40-6 win over the Canberra Raiders in Auckland. 

Scores were locked at six-all due to the wet conditions, before the Warriors laid on a six-try blitz in the second spell. 

Warriors Assistant Coach Stacey Jones told D’Arcy that they made their own luck by working hard on the kick-chase part of the game, and put it back on the Raiders – especially in the second half.  

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The Warriors have gone two-from-two in league's NRL in emphatic fashion.&nbsp;
Coach Andrew Webster's praising the side's mental strength after they shook off a slow start to power away in the second half for a thumping 40-6 win over the Canberra Raiders in Auckland.&nbsp;
Scores were locked at six-all due to the wet conditions, before the Warriors laid on a six-try blitz in the second spell.&nbsp;
Warriors Assistant Coach Stacey Jones told D’Arcy that they made their own luck by working hard on the kick-chase part of the game, and put it back on the Raiders – especially in the second half. &nbsp;
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Stacey Jones: Warriors Assistant Coach on the team's decisive win over the Raiders

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Jackson Garden-Bachop: Wellington Lions player ahead of the team's clash against the Tasman Mako

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