The voice of New Zealand Cricket commentator Bryan Waddle told
Morning Report he was impressed by the Black Caps ruthlessness and the clinical way they went about everything. And that s not done in an aggressive or ugly way, it s the positive intent that is shown by the side, the fact that they play well in New Zealand conditions and they were able to come up with a strategy against every situation they faced.
He said this New Zealand side has performed outstandingly over the last few years, only losing one series and drawing one series. I think that that has been something to admire in how they perform at the international level and it s very much a team performance, even though those individual stars have done outstanding work along the way.
Cricket: Episode four of the On The Front Foot podcast, with Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney
23 Dec, 2020 05:02 AM
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Summer is back, and so are the voices of cricket.
Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney deliver the best ahead of another summer, with their newest podcast
On The Front Foot, powered by Newstalk ZB and iHeartRadio.
This week, Wads and Coney look at the Twenty20 series between the Black Caps and Pakistan, and what to make of the tourists performance particularly in game three in Napier.
It may be Christmas this week, but the Boxing Day test in Mount Maunganui is far more exciting, what are we most looking forward to about Bay Oval? Should Mitchell Santner be in the squad? And how will Pakistan s pace-attack fair?
Cricket: Episode three of the On The Front Foot podcast, with Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney
16 Dec, 2020 04:30 AM
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Summer is back, and so are the voices of cricket.
NZ Herald
Summer is back, and so are the voices of cricket.
Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney deliver the best ahead of another summer, with their newest podcast
On The Front Foot, powered by Newstalk ZB and iHeartRadio.
This week, Wads and Coney delve into New Zealand s belting of the West Indies in the second test in Wellington, led by a drought-ending ton from Henry Nicholls
Neil Wagner sat down for a chat after his 50th test - just how much longer can he keep steaming in and dishing the short stuff?
Telltale Games updates fans on The Wolf Among Us 2 and more
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Telltale Games closed its doors in 2018, laying off the studio’s staff and shuttering production on its titles in development. Then, the brand was revived in a surprise acquisition by LCG Entertainment. The two men, Jamie Ottilie and Brian Waddle, who headed up the new Telltale Games announced that while the developer had lost the rights to some of the properties its games were based on, it still had access to a few IPs, as well as its own original games.
That includes the Fables series by DC Comics’ Vertigo label, which means that in 2019, Telltale Games announced that The Wolf Among Us 2