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Speaker 2: seventeenth of December twenty twenty four. Coming up in this
Speaker 2: edition we'll talk cricket of course, after the success, the
Speaker 2: huge success of the black Caps in the third and
Speaker 2: final Test versus England. Form a wiki keeper for the
Speaker 2: black Caps, Pete McGlashan joins us to discuss I've got
Speaker 2: some opinion on the next big thing. Well not at
Speaker 2: the moment, it must be getting close. That's within the
Speaker 2: Octagon's name is Navajost. Sterling debut over the weekend looked
Speaker 2: pretty good as well. In News Talk ZB sports director
Speaker 2: Clay Wilson joins us in the chamber to toss around
Speaker 2: some sporting issues. That's our master plans. So without further ado,
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Speaker 2: sports Today. New Zealand Nam won the third and final
Speaker 2: cricket Test against England by four hundred and twenty three
Speaker 2: runs in Hamilton still lost the Series two one, though
Speaker 2: Andrew Ordison reports from Seddon Park.
Speaker 3: The visitors resorted to swinging the vat and hoping after
Speaker 3: lunch or in the case of Olipope surrendering to a
Speaker 3: reverse scoop off Matt Henry which hit the top of
Speaker 3: the stumps at fascical stroke, suggested Heathrow was front of mind.
Speaker 3: The flaccid finish shouldn't take away from the convincing Black
Speaker 3: Caps showing to end their Test somemer before Christmas. The
Speaker 3: four hundred and twenty three run margin equals New Zealand's
Speaker 3: largest win by runs in Martin appropriate farewell to Tim
Speaker 3: Southy after a sixteen year one hundred and seven Test career.
Speaker 2: Tim Payne's acknowledging the Phoenix coaching staff for bringing out
Speaker 2: his best in the A League. The All Whites Fallback
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Speaker 2: a calendar year. She's told Sky Sport her career to
Speaker 2: this point hasn't been without adversity.
Speaker 4: Two shoulder reconstructions and Accoli's rupture, so my fair ship injuries.
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Speaker 2: Evy and it's a big Welcome to the Sports Fix
Speaker 2: podcast to New Zealand, to player Peter mcglash and Peter, Hi,
Speaker 2: how are you. I'm very well good to have you
Speaker 2: on again after a strange old summer because it's the
Speaker 2: end of the Test season, even though the season hasn't
Speaker 2: really started. It's been an odd one but a great
Speaker 2: way to end right. Yeah.
Speaker 5: New Zealand will be pleased with that performance, particularly with
Speaker 5: it being such a big deal for Tim Saudi. Obviously,
Speaker 5: the series was lost earlier in the year. Earlier in
Speaker 5: the summer. But a nice way to finish off the
Speaker 5: Test series. But as you said, it is a bit
Speaker 5: odd that we're finished the Tests for Christmas.
Speaker 2: This is the modern era though we'll talk more about
Speaker 2: that later, but just back to the performances. How much
Speaker 2: of this was New Zealand really putting their foot down
Speaker 2: to send Salvy off in the right manner. How much
Speaker 2: of it was England with a foot on the plane
Speaker 2: after winning the series.
Speaker 5: Do you think, look, there might be an element of that.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess anytime you've already won a series
Speaker 5: to kind of, you know, take your foot off the
Speaker 5: throat a little bit. Bretnda McCullum and Ben Stokes are
Speaker 5: competitive guys, don't get me wrong. They will have wanted
Speaker 5: to win this. But at the same time, Stokes picking
Speaker 5: up that injury, in New Zealand putting in a good performance,
Speaker 5: you know they'll be happy to head home with a
Speaker 5: two to one victory.
Speaker 2: It's shame that they couldn't make it down to the
Speaker 2: last Test match. New Zealand just weren't there in the
Speaker 2: first couple of tests. Is that a fair reflection of
Speaker 2: the season. Do you think the result the two to
Speaker 2: one result here This is across the other Test, the
Speaker 2: Indian series and of course the Sri Lankan mess.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's hard to believe that this is the
Speaker 5: same team that obviously beat India and India for the
Speaker 5: first time. It tends to be the nature of the
Speaker 5: game at the moment. I think, you know, the teacho
Speaker 5: any format has meant that there is a little bit
Speaker 5: less resilience in test lineups. No one's really willing to
Speaker 5: guts it out for a boring draw, and you do
Speaker 5: end up with these you know, these results. You can
Speaker 5: get pretty good odds at the tea for a drawn
Speaker 5: Test match these days. So it is the way that
Speaker 5: it is. It makes a very entertaining cricket, but as
Speaker 5: you say, it ends up and you can end end
Speaker 5: up knowing quite early in the series as to which
Speaker 5: way it's going to go.
Speaker 2: Tokeny zellm dominated they were in by Fourier and twenty
Speaker 2: three runs and they also dominated the Indian series three ZIP,
Speaker 2: but they were completely dominated in Sri Lanka. This is
Speaker 2: very up and down. This is Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 5: It is a little bit, I mean, very very different
Speaker 5: conditions across the series, and as we've seen quite a
Speaker 5: change in players as well. You know, we've had a
Speaker 5: handful of fast ballers who've been injured in that time,
Speaker 5: a couple of different spin options. It was interesting to
Speaker 5: see Each Sody in the TV commentary box during this
Speaker 5: Test match, which was a nice voice. Each is a
Speaker 5: very thoughtful man. But it's a shame that, you know,
Speaker 5: we can't play two spinners at home, because you know,
Speaker 5: that's that's the type of combination that's needed to win
Speaker 5: over in Asia and other parts of the world. So
Speaker 5: I think, you know, we're in a bit of a
Speaker 5: rebuilding with New Zealand guys like trem Bolt and see
Speaker 5: how they're on the way out. Williamson not available as
Speaker 5: often as we'd like, so it's a chance for other
Speaker 5: people to step up.
Speaker 2: This series is a standalone Peter McGlashan, When you look
Speaker 2: at that, people would stand there with pride. People that
Speaker 2: go could have done better just across the entire series,
Speaker 2: of course, culminating in this success.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I think Mitch Center obviously was a
Speaker 5: star in this final Test. I mean both with bat
Speaker 5: and ball, he performed really, really well. I think, you know,
Speaker 5: Ravender was a guy who we had high hopes for,
Speaker 5: and obviously you know it'd been a little bit of
Speaker 5: a quiet period for him. I think Tom Blundell as
Speaker 5: a wiki keeper, you know you're only competing against yourself,
Speaker 5: and it's been a little bit quiet for him. Obviously
Speaker 5: one hundred and the last match helps, but under conditions
Speaker 5: which you know probably wasn't It wasn't as testing as
Speaker 5: it could be. So yeah, I think there's still a
Speaker 5: few players here who will be wanting to step up.
Speaker 5: Young had the opportunity while Conway was away, got a
Speaker 5: few runs under the belt, but there'll be still assumption
Speaker 5: made that when Conway comes back he'll slot straight in.
Speaker 5: So I think we've seen players step up, but no
Speaker 5: one's really grabbed the series of by the scruff of
Speaker 5: the neck and said that they're head to stay. So
Speaker 5: still some questions to be asked. But as you said,
Speaker 5: the whites will go away and we'll be playing with
Speaker 5: colored clothing and a white ball for the rest of
Speaker 5: the summer now, so completely different focus.
Speaker 2: You mentioned sat Naton really coming of age as a
Speaker 2: test player, which he will downplay because that's the way
Speaker 2: flat line goes. Another player that's really stood up and
Speaker 2: this is through the whole year and you've got a
Speaker 2: look to will I Rourk. We're always having trouble with
Speaker 2: pacement because they break all the time. But here's a
Speaker 2: guy who touch wood, hasn't snapped in half and has
Speaker 2: been really quite the find of the entire season, right
Speaker 2: the way back to the start of the year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's got all the natural attributes, doesn't he He's
Speaker 5: got that physique which means that he's got something a
Speaker 5: little bit different with the way he delivers the ball.
Speaker 5: It's a shame that guys like him and Jameson aren't
Speaker 5: all at the same time because obviously they have that
Speaker 5: point of difference with the high delivery point. But yeah,
Speaker 5: he's got an energy about him and the fact that
Speaker 5: he hasn't been injured so far is a really good sign.
Speaker 5: And the way that he was angling the ball back
Speaker 5: in makes him a little bit unorthodox, so good good signs.
Speaker 5: Because we're looking for replacements, as mentioned with you know
Speaker 5: the likes of Bolt and Saudi coming towards the end
Speaker 5: of their careers.
Speaker 2: Peter McGlashan joins us Tim Souvey. Plainly, it was about
Speaker 2: Tim Souvey this last Test match the tour has been
Speaker 2: as well, he's gone out on a high. Looking back
Speaker 2: at his career, if you can look that far back, Peter,
Speaker 2: you were playing way back then. What kind of contribution
Speaker 2: he has had to New Zealand cricket, the good and
Speaker 2: the bad, let's go both ways.
Speaker 5: I mean Tim's been a talent right from the beginning.
Speaker 5: I remember when him and Trim Bolt came through it
Speaker 5: about the same sort of time into Northern District's cricket
Speaker 5: as young fast bowlers, very different bowlers that complemented them
Speaker 5: each other very very well. Tim obviously right armor swinging
Speaker 5: the ball away from the bad, Trent being a left
Speaker 5: armor bringing it back in. There was a little bit
Speaker 5: of envy between the two with Tim getting I think
Speaker 5: from memory, Tim got a bit of a looking with
Speaker 5: the New Zealand team a little bit earlier than Trent,
Speaker 5: and Trent to him was a bit resentful of that.
Speaker 5: But they've made such a great peering over the years.
Speaker 5: And you know Tim's batting has been frustrating for New
Speaker 5: Zealand Test fans. But I mentioned on another show this morning,
Speaker 5: you know, Northern Districts for a little while tried to
Speaker 5: get him to bat sensibly and it didn't really go
Speaker 5: that well. So as frustrating as it is, when he
Speaker 5: does swing the bat and get out in some colorful ways,
Speaker 5: that's definitely his best way of playing. He does have
Speaker 5: the ability to get a quick thirty or forty and
Speaker 5: change the momentum of a match. So I think he's
Speaker 5: enjoyed playing the game. I think he's one of those
Speaker 5: players where it's never really been a chore for him.
Speaker 5: He's a leader in that team. He's gone from being
Speaker 5: sort of the mischief maker with Scott Styris as a
Speaker 5: youngster too later on in his career, really being the
Speaker 5: senior statesman who's led that bowling lineup. He had, you know,
Speaker 5: leadership roles as well within the side. So he'll leave
Speaker 5: a big hole in that change room, that's for sure.
Speaker 5: And you know, I guess the question is who will
Speaker 5: step up, and Matt Henry's done a very good job,
Speaker 5: but there's a few other guys in there who will
Speaker 5: be looking to, I guess, fill in the big hole.
Speaker 5: At tim, We'll leave them the team.
Speaker 2: Ben mcglass and thanks so much for your time and
Speaker 2: already helped so far throughout twenty twenty four. Have a
Speaker 2: very happy holiday season.
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Speaker 2: and leave him there, but he did enough to secure
Speaker 2: a victory. The most impressive thing in my eyes about
Speaker 2: this victory is it was patient, considered, accurate, and didn't
Speaker 2: over extend himself in the face of his very first
Speaker 2: opponent in UFC, and it showed Navajo as a fighter
Speaker 2: that understands where he is going in the fight game.
Speaker 2: Now he's never really fought in the octagon before. He's
Speaker 2: still a relative newcomer to this kind of confrontation, but
Speaker 2: he showed great distance, he showed great space, He didn't
Speaker 2: appear to be rushed, and when he was dragged down
Speaker 2: in the grapple, he had enough to get up and
Speaker 2: get out of a situation that some fighters find themselves
Speaker 2: in a pile of trouble. Look, he had a huge advantage.
Speaker 2: He had a superior reach, superior height, and it looks
Speaker 2: like a superior outside game as well. It is only
Speaker 2: early days in his career, but with the coaching team
Speaker 2: he has got behind him with fighters like Israel, like
Speaker 2: Dan Hooker, like the slow burning but recently exploded Carlos Auberg,
Speaker 2: looks like New Zealand's place, and the wonderful wide world
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Speaker 1: The Chamber is now in session on Sportsfix.
Speaker 2: Big welcome into the Chamber to Wilson News Talks. He
Speaker 2: be Sport Director for the last time in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: I would say, Clay, and we look back today at
Speaker 2: the end of the Test season, even though the cricket
Speaker 2: season at homes only just started.
Speaker 6: Only seventeen days into summer. Diceyon, Wow, and it's gone already.
Speaker 2: We've probably made enough of a song and dance about there.
Speaker 2: We understand why it's done like this. It's all about
Speaker 2: prepping for big tournaments and we've got the champions Trophy
Speaker 2: coming up. So let's forget about the pajamas. Let's look
Speaker 2: back at this Test match and then the previous two
Speaker 2: series and what that says about the black Caps season.
Speaker 2: It's been quite berserk, hasn't It.
Speaker 6: Has been kind of crazy and unpredictable in terms of
Speaker 6: the black Caps and their results. You know, we've had
Speaker 6: numerous conversations about this team, going back to the Sri
Speaker 6: Lanka series and where they've kind of been at and
Speaker 6: was it the changing of a guard, was at the
Speaker 6: end of an era. There was discussion about the team,
Speaker 6: but also about players. You know, I'm sure we'll get
Speaker 6: into Tim Sourthy in a moment, but just so hard
Speaker 6: to predict. Like the Sri Lanka series. They obviously lost
Speaker 6: that and sort of played okay not great, but not terrible.
Speaker 6: The India series was obviously a complete bolt out of
Speaker 6: the blue, no one expected it. And then we came
Speaker 6: into this England series thinking, well, based on that, you know,
Speaker 6: we should be slight favorites against an England team that
Speaker 6: just lost in Pakistan.
Speaker 2: And there's still a remote chance for World Test Championship finals.
Speaker 2: That was burning out.
Speaker 6: It wasn't it. And then yeah, really just didn't perform
Speaker 6: up to up to that kind of level. I mean
Speaker 6: obviously different conditions, completely different opponent, but just had performed
Speaker 6: so well consistently in India to come here and then
Speaker 6: just not have that. And perhaps that's what the England
Speaker 6: team did in terms of the way they play the game,
Speaker 6: just challenged the black Caps team a bit differently. But really,
Speaker 6: to sum it up, just unpredictable is the word for
Speaker 6: the black Caps in terms of the summer and me
Speaker 6: where they're at as a team, as a Test team.
Speaker 2: Where are they at right now? Because you said we've
Speaker 2: had some some changing in the guard. Obviously Tim Southy
Speaker 2: has gone. Now from the Test side, you've had a
Speaker 2: rack turn up to well, some success has got to
Speaker 2: be said. Where else do you think this team has
Speaker 2: developed or maybe gone backwards.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean you look at players that are sort
Speaker 6: of going to be leaving now, Tim Soury. You know,
Speaker 6: there's even talk now around Kane Williamson and how many
Speaker 6: more tests he's going to play. And I think the
Speaker 6: players like Latham Conway, who I'm sure will come back
Speaker 6: into the fold.
Speaker 2: So it's not curtains for Conway.
Speaker 6: No, I don't think so, not for me at all.
Speaker 6: I'm not not into this. You know, just drop drop
Speaker 6: proven test players. The Tom Blundell discussion has been had
Speaker 6: ad nauseum in our officers in the last.
Speaker 2: He's had a slight time, they all have. But this's
Speaker 2: the nature of what Steed does if he carries on
Speaker 2: test coaching, is of what June next year. Hard to
Speaker 2: get in, hard to get out, and that what you need,
Speaker 2: that stable base for success.
Speaker 6: And you know what's our proven ground for Test cricketers.
Speaker 6: It's the plunket shield. I mean, I'll ask you can
Speaker 6: can you name me players in the planket shield that
Speaker 6: you think, hey, they deserve a crack in Test cricket.
Speaker 6: These are players that I look at what Devin Conway
Speaker 6: did before he came into the Test team and he
Speaker 6: bashed the door down. He was averaging sixty or seventy
Speaker 6: across two three seasons. Right, can you name me anyone
Speaker 6: in the plunket shield? And not that there hasn't been
Speaker 6: performers this year in the plunket shield. There has there
Speaker 6: is every season. But are there any players there really
Speaker 6: bashing the door down?
Speaker 2: Well, you just look to that next level that's had
Speaker 2: one day experience. Mark Chapman said, not a bad planket
Speaker 2: shield so far for Aucklam. But these are cusp players
Speaker 2: that have already been involved in your zeeland. So I
Speaker 2: think that's the way it operates. You leak someone in
Speaker 2: for T twenty, you leak them in for one day Internationals,
Speaker 2: and when they're part of the setup, slowly but surely,
Speaker 2: they then go to the next level. I think that's
Speaker 2: the way it operates, and it's the path.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we don't have a lot of players that come
Speaker 6: in like a Conway did, like even a Will Young
Speaker 6: kind of has and sort of get a shot in
Speaker 6: test cricket without having played a bit of white ball
Speaker 6: cricket and proven himself at that level first, because of
Speaker 6: course test specialist, the likes of a you know, I
Speaker 6: go back to the likes of Jet Raval maybe you know,
Speaker 6: these players that were really kind of red Bull specialist,
Speaker 6: especially at international level. So yeah, obviously a few players
Speaker 6: floating around. I mean Will O'Rourke has really been since
Speaker 6: he came into the side for what that South African
Speaker 6: series or was it the Australian series before that, and
Speaker 6: has proven himself, I think to be a real find
Speaker 6: and someone who's you know, touch would cross your.
Speaker 2: Fingers and hasn't broken down yet.
Speaker 6: He's a fast bowler, so there's always that caveat against him,
Speaker 6: but I mean today was immense in this final day
Speaker 6: of this third Test match bob with real heat sometimes
Speaker 6: up above one fifty. So if he can stay fit,
Speaker 6: you know, we're you know, we're seeing Tim Soudy bow out.
Speaker 6: Different kind of bowler, but still someone who can be
Speaker 6: part of a three or four man seen bowling group
Speaker 6: in a Test match team. So and in terms of
Speaker 6: the batting, you know, I think Will Young is someone
Speaker 6: really the only obvious one I would say, you know,
Speaker 6: he's he's proven it at Test level. Still No hundred
Speaker 6: has been elusive, but I think he's shine enough to
Speaker 6: show that he's he's good enough so if you you know,
Speaker 6: if you lose a Williamson or a Conway's form slump
Speaker 6: goes on. But the reality was that team that won
Speaker 6: the World teesch Championship that they were players really a
Speaker 6: lot of them that had been together for you know,
Speaker 6: a number of years and had really built that that
Speaker 6: kind of consistency and success together. So I guess, you know,
Speaker 6: in around about way, what I'm saying is it's quite
Speaker 6: kind of hard to see where the Test team goes.
Speaker 6: There's potential there and some of those senior players, you know,
Speaker 6: Tom Latham's obviously the captain now has got a few
Speaker 6: years left in him. So there's potential for them to
Speaker 6: have success, whether they're going to go on and challenge.
Speaker 2: For Phillipson a Russian Avenger there, they're players for the future.
Speaker 2: They'll establish them. Can't wait till stops playing this aerial
Speaker 2: shots square, But so be it. That's the way it goes.
Speaker 2: It's going to happen that there is a wonderful sense
Speaker 2: of a carry on a few what's the word I'm
Speaker 2: trying to find there's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, I guess you don't you don't want to lose,
Speaker 6: you don't want to become.
Speaker 2: The Sessions a succession plan. We know that.
Speaker 6: You know, you don't want to. We don't want to.
Speaker 6: You don't want to fool. You've built up so much
Speaker 6: momentum and you know, I guess an expectation of success
Speaker 6: within the team that wasn't there for so long for
Speaker 6: the black Caps as a test team. You don't want
Speaker 6: to go back to kind of point ay again, do
Speaker 6: you You want to be able to kind of okay?
Speaker 6: You're not always going to stay at that level, but
Speaker 6: you fall off a bit, but then you pick it
Speaker 6: up and you keep going with some of those same players.
Speaker 6: So that's kind of where they're at for me, that
Speaker 6: they are perhaps not a top team like they were
Speaker 6: for those couple of years, but there's potential there and
Speaker 6: you know, who knows what comes out of the out
Speaker 6: of the domestic system. There's certainly players putting their hand up.
Speaker 6: You look at the likes of Res Mario and Canterbury
Speaker 6: has scored big runs. People have chucked around Mitch Hayes's
Speaker 6: name as a you know, Tom Blundell's been having his struggle.
Speaker 6: So there's players there. The problem is is that the
Speaker 6: plunket shield, but the jump from plunket shield to Test
Speaker 6: match cricket. It is so high, so it's so hard
Speaker 6: to know if these players are going to translate that
Speaker 6: form across.
Speaker 2: It's been a marvelous last Test for Mitchell Santner. In fact,
Speaker 2: Santa's really confirmed his role, hasn't he He is a
Speaker 2: guy who can bat down the tail. He can also
Speaker 2: take a pile of wickets. I don't say it's come
Speaker 2: out of nowhere because we know how class he is,
Speaker 2: but suddenly red ball, he's found his rhythm. He knows
Speaker 2: what he's doing now and it's great to have him.
Speaker 6: And when you throw in what he can offer with
Speaker 6: the bat, yeah, I think even based on what he's
Speaker 6: done in India and just here in this Test match,
Speaker 6: you look at him and you say, is he someone
Speaker 6: you really consider in most of your Test match teams
Speaker 6: because as a spinner he can he can take you
Speaker 6: four or five wickets and down the order he's you know,
Speaker 6: you wouldn't perhaps say he's a genuine beat, but when
Speaker 6: he gets going, the.
Speaker 2: Tory wasn't for a long time and suddenly he became
Speaker 2: ridiculously reliable down the tail there. I mean it's a
Speaker 2: different form, sure, but I think more some one days
Speaker 2: wasn't as opposed to Test but that's the kind of character.
Speaker 6: Just wants to see us New Zealand's a spinner taking
Speaker 6: seven wickets in New Zealand in a Test match. I
Speaker 6: mean that doesn't those those kind of numbers don't happen
Speaker 6: very often. So he's proven that he's certainly with consideration
Speaker 6: going forward as a as a Test match player and
Speaker 6: not just not just a whiteball gun.
Speaker 2: Mery Christmas Clay Wilson News Talks, he'd be sporting director.
Speaker 2: Thanks for all of your help throughout twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: most appreciated. You want to do it again next year? Oh?
Speaker 6: Why not? It's been so much fun. I'm going to
Speaker 6: miss miss you over the breakdowns and then we'll stop him.
Speaker 6: We'll write back into it for twenty twenty five.
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