Harvest Moon featuring Tom Jones at McLean Park Napier: Weather, set times, road closures
Legendary Welsh crooner Sir Tom Jones returns to Hawke’s Bay this weekend to headline the much-anticipated Harvest Moon festival at Napier’s McLean Park....
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Legendary Welsh crooner Sir Tom Jones returns to Hawke’s Bay this weekend to headline the much-anticipated Harvest Moon festival at Napier’s McLean Park....
Stuff Sports 23 December, 2020, 12:10 pm Trent Boult attempts a run out, one of several near misses for the Black Caps who weren’t quite at their sharpest against Pakistan at McLean Park. Picture: STUFF SPORTS. The Napier sun may have blinded a few fielders and batsmen, but Pakistan’s gutsy cricketers refused to let it set on their cricket tour of New Zealand. Coach Misbah-ul-Haq, who scored thousands of runs for his country, took immense pride in his side’s four-wicket win over the Black Caps in the third Twenty20 international on Tuesday night. Despite Tim Southee and Kyle Jamieson sn...
Kerry Marshall/Getty Images Trent Boult attempts a run out, one of several near misses for the Black Caps who weren’t quite at their sharpest against Pakistan at McLean Park. The Napier sun may have blinded a few fielders and batsmen, but Pakistan’s gutsy cricketers refused to let it set on their cricket tour of New Zealand. Coach Misbah-ul-Haq, who scored thousands of runs for his country, took immense pride in his side’s four-wicket win over the Black Caps in the third Twenty20 international on Tuesday night. Despite Tim Southee and Kyle Jamieson snaring three wickets in eight balls...
Mohammad Rizwan was immense for Pakistan in their run chase in Napier. Pakistan brought New Zealand’s 11-match winning streak at home to a shuddering halt in a Napier thriller, as the hosts count the injury cost of a bizarre Tuesday night out. Chasing a 3-0 Twenty20 series sweep, the Black Caps couldn’t defend 173-7 as Pakistan’s newly-announced test skipper Mohammad Rizwan cut loose at McLean Park in his side’s four-wicket victory. Summoned to lead in the Boxing Day test in place of the injured Babar Azam, Rizwan was near unstoppable under the lights, blazing 89 off 59 balls to get...