James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild recaps the Blues v Hurricanes match, talks the Crusaders v Blues - and discusses the Wellington Phoenix and Richie Mo'unga's possible return to New Zealand shores.

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James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild recaps the Blues v Hurricanes match, talks the Crusaders v Blues - and discusses the Wellington Phoenix and Richie Mo'unga's possible return to New Zealand shores.
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Weekend Sport with Jason Pine on Newstalk ZB brings you all the action and reaction to the sporting weekend.

Weekend Sport with Jason Pine

James McOnie: The Crowd Goes Wild host on the Blues v Canes, Crusaders v Blues, Warriors, Nix and Richie Mo'unga

Ipswich Town FC is Premier bound, and Henry Gray is a Kiwi goalkeeper on the team.

He joined Piney to discuss his journey to Ipswich and his hopes for playing Premier League Football next season.

He told him that they've just got to wait and see for next season, and while there’s talk about slotting him into the number three slot, he just has to wait and see what the club wants to do.

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Ipswich Town FC is Premier bound, and Henry Gray is a Kiwi goalkeeper on the team. 
He joined Piney to discuss his journey to Ipswich and his hopes for playing Premier League Football next season. 
He told him that they've just got to wait and see for next season, and while there’s talk about slotting him into the number three slot, he just has to wait and see what the club wants to do. 
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Henry Gray: Kiwi Goalkeeper on his move to Ipswich Town FC and hopes for playing in the Premier League

Last month the Lord’s Cricket Ground hosted Armed Forces T20 Day and the MCC’s official Women’s Day.

For the first time in the ground’s 210-year history, both those games were played on the first pitches to be prepared entirely by women.

Kiwi Meg Lay was one of the team and is the first full-time female grounds person at Lord’s.

She told Jason Pine that every day is a “pinch me moment”.

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Last month the Lord’s Cricket Ground hosted Armed Forces T20 Day and the MCC’s official Women’s Day. 
For the first time in the ground’s 210-year history, both those games were played on the first pitches to be prepared entirely by women. 
Kiwi Meg Lay was one of the team and is the first full-time female grounds person at Lord’s. 
She told Jason Pine that every day is a “pinch me moment”. 
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Meg Lay: Kiwi grounds person on what it's like working the grounds at Lord's Cricket Grounds

The T20 World Cup kicks off tomorrow and our Australian Correspondent Adam Peacock took a look at the chances of Australia and the unpredictability of the format.

He also dug into the struggles of the Matildas, and what ways the State of Origin 1 could go.

He told Piney that there’s no certainty around the WT20 as every one of the eight teams can win it.

“Whether or not that falls Australia’s way remains to be seen.”

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The T20 World Cup kicks off tomorrow and our Australian Correspondent Adam Peacock took a look at the chances of Australia and the unpredictability of the format. 
He also dug into the struggles of the Matildas, and what ways the State of Origin 1 could go. 
He told Piney that there’s no certainty around the WT20 as every one of the eight teams can win it. 
“Whether or not that falls Australia’s way remains to be seen.” 
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James McOnie: The Crowd Goes Wild host on the Blues v Canes, Crusaders v Blues, Warriors, Nix and Richie Mo'unga

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