D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the ongoing cricket test against the West Indies in Wellington

Another leg-side strangle for the Black Caps post-lunch on Day 2 of the second cricket test against the West Indies in Wellington.

Daryl Mitchell has joined Devon Conway in giving a little tickle to the keeper trying to glance the ball.

The hosts are still on track to power past the Windies' first innings 205 - 220 for five at tea.

Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explains further.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Sport with tab bed live with in play rating there responsibly,
Darcy's here with us, Darcy have things tracking at the
base and beautiful weather. Yeah good. I only at the
stage a couple of years ago. I just deleted all
of my social media accounts before I walked in there.
That was the savorest thing to do. Cricket New Zealand
torn of nine to for the loss of five debutante

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Mitchell hay who I've often talked up about being the
future of New Zealand wicket keeping. On debut, he scored
fifty seven lot starts, but not a lot of people
carrying on. They lost a little bunch of wickets very quickly.
Conway's sixty, Williamson thirty seven, Mitchell twenty five. Hayes looking
like maybe getting it together. But that is that. And

(00:42):
before we do that, let's talk about how I'm going
to play with the tab remember R eighteen bit responsibly.
I've got a couple of different angles on this one.
I've decided that multi's are the biggest fun I have
when it comes to going to the TB. It's it's
problem because you're beating on so many different games at
the same time. But I'm looking either doing a big

(01:05):
multi around a whole lot of American sports. I'm not
sure about that one, or the World Darts Championship starts
tomorrow morning, New Zealand time, the PDC Darts Championship. So
if you look at the first round of the Darts
Championship and you look at a lot of the favorites,
I've got an eighteen leg multi hates. I won't go
through all the names, ten bucks on that could win

(01:27):
through outed and sixty four dollars. So that's all I'm
looking for, that multi that well Now, staying in Wellington,
Jason Holland returns to the Hurricanes. He does it says
a lot about the culture of the All Blacks. That's
all I can clean from that. When you've got a
guy who's rugby mad, played the game, coach the game.
He was the head coach of the Hurricanes, got to
the top of the tree, which is the assistant coach

(01:48):
of the Or Blacks. There's one step away. Lasted a
couple of years. I wan, you know what this is
not for me? He's gone back. He's obviously not sack
a rugby because he's assistant coach back and when into
the hurricane. So he's like that to me, says a
lot about the culture. But then midway through rases four
year season. So what they've got my favorite most hated
word in sport. They've got to look at the learnings

(02:08):
and they've got to find out what happened with the review. Well,
before you go, you've got former ACC boss on your
show tonight. Yeah, I do. The head of the ICC,
the chair of the ICC for four years, Greg Barkley,
who seems to rule the roost over here in New
Zealand before he took that roll up, And we're going
to talk to him about want next for short form
cricket in New Zealand because there's a lot of ruckers

(02:29):
going on about what you well know about what happens
to the super Smash stay the same, they advanced a
little more, they go to the big backs. So they
open up this new apparent rebel leg So I thought,
if there's a roll out there he's got a rough
idea about the strange comings and goings of world cricket,
it should be the guy who sat at the chair
of the ICC for four years, right right, So he
joins us tonight. Brilliant Darcy. Then thank you. That's Darcy

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