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Daily review 03/04/2024 - Vimarsana News

Daily review 03/04/2024

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Open mike 04/04/2024

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Simon Wilson: The questions we're not asking about a new Auckland stadium - Vimarsana News

Simon Wilson: The questions we're not asking about a new Auckland stadium

OPINION A new stadium for Auckland came back into the news over summer, along with a new proposal last week for test cricket that looks so good there must be...

"Is Kane Williamson A Minnow Basher?" - Vimarsana News

"Is Kane Williamson A Minnow Basher?"

Dylan Cleaver & Paul Ford join Jason Hoyte for another episode of NZ's #1 cricket podcast, The BYC! In this episode, the fellas reflect on a bizarre So

Auckland test cricket venue proposal divides opinion - Vimarsana News

Auckland test cricket venue proposal divides opinion

The Black Caps have beaten South Africa two - nil in their recent test series, and fans are gearing up for the much anticipated Australian series. But test cricket fans in Auckland are once again enduring a summer with no tests in the city. The last test match played in Auckland was almost six years ago when the Black Caps played England. This could change though, with plans to develop Colin Maiden Park in Auckland's east. But as Morning Report Digital Producer Simon Wraight finds out, not everyone in the cricket community is happy with the plans.

Source: rnz.co.nz