Natarsha Belling

You love and you breathe it.

What do you love about sport?

And tell us what it was like for you.

You just said just then about, you know, chatting and working with your heroes.

Tell us about that pinch yourself moment when you thought, I cannot believe I've met that person.

I cannot believe I'm interviewing this person.

Tell us about that pinch yourself moment.

Did you ever think being a female was a barrier to anything that you wanted to do in sport?

Did that frustrate you at any time thinking, okay, I've come up to this program or I'm doing this segment or I'm calling this game and I've put in twice as much effort or three times as much effort thinking, well, hang on, one of my colleagues isn't well prepared?

Not because of your incredible talent and knowledge.

So for you, you've made history this year.

You became the NRL's first play-by-play commentator for the NRL.

Tell us how that opportunity came up and what you thought.

How did you overcome that?

Because you've made history.

The pressure, obviously, you're a perfectionist.

Massively.

The pressure you put on yourself is the most difficult, isn't it?

How did you feel after the first call?

And so how does it feel for you to have made history?