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Collingwood said Adam Treloar wouldnt be able to cope if his fiancee Kim Ravaillion moved interstate with their baby Georgie to play for the Queensland Firebirds but she says there was another reason. 

The explosive all-rounder hit five sixes in an innings that yielded 71 runs from 31 balls, including a strike that punched a hole in one of the seats at Wellington Stadium, which was empty due to New Zealand's current COVID-19 restrictions. Stadium chief executive Shane Harmon had the damaged seat removed and, after asking Maxwell to sign the broken plastic, pledged to post it on online auction site Trade Me, with proceeds going to the Wellington Homeless Women's Trust. "I'...

CRICKET-T20-NZL-AUS/:Cricket-Maxwells big NZ hit to yield charity payout

Glenn Maxwell smashed five sixes and one seat and a quick-thinking stadium boss found a way to benefit a worthy cause.

Aussie batsman's seat-destroying shot will have a charitable ending.

Glenn Maxwell smashed five sixes and one seat and a quick-thinking stadium boss found a way to benefit a worthy cause.

Covid 19 coronavirus: Wellington events affected by alert level 2 this week 28 Feb, 2021 08:51 PM 4 minutes to read Cricket on Wednesday would be played to an empty Sky Stadium. Photo / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald Postponed festivals, a cancelled air show and cricket played behind closed doors: this is how level 2 will affect this weeks events in Wellington. A number of events around the capital have been affected by the regions move to alert level 2 for seven days from 6am on Sunday. Following th...

Te reo at all Sky Stadium events, starting with Six60 concert 12 Feb, 2021 03:00 AM 2 minutes to read Matiu Walters, lead singer of Six60, performing at Black Barn in January. Photo / Hawkes Bay Today Matiu Walters, lead singer of Six60, performing at Black Barn in January. Photo / Hawkes Bay Today NZ Herald Te reo Māori messaging at all Sky Stadium events will begin on Saturday with the Six60 concert in Wellington. Messaging at the concert, on February 13, will be in both English and te reo...