"Humming On My Balls"
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What are the Blackcaps' chances against Australia in the WTC Final?
Hey, fellas. James, how are you? Oh, hi, guys. How's it going? Hey, I was on the phone to Paul Stewart Ford last night, New Zealand's premier sports journalist and BYC host. You've been organising your next mental health retreat, were you? Kind of. I did say to him, I said every time the England tour gets mentioned, I just get a pang of not jealousy, but just the desire to be at Lourdes on day one. Oh, God, no. And be there. At Lourdes on day one of the summer, and in England there's a distinct roar, there's a distinct hubbub about Lourdes, about being at Lourdes, buying a bottle of champagne, walking in with it, cracking it at lunchtime that – Because I too have the similar feeling, but it's more of I just hope G-Lane's not there.
I've got no real care about myself or anything else. I just hope that you're not there. So are you having conversations about getting over there?
What is the Halvves dilemma facing the Warriors?
No, I just saw tickets are available to Lords. For the World Tennis Championship? Well, have you had a look at the standings, boys?
I know, and I saw that Joe Jury has gone out hard trolling Indian fans on the ACC. Oh, yes. I broke my neck looking for India in the rankings, and I was like, oh, here we go. And, of course, the good thing is all the ACC followers are just posting, like, fishing gifts and popcorn.
Yeah. Well, have you seen the one that's about to go up? I'm not sure if you put it up with the 15-year-old protege in the IPL and the Tiger King meme with Kyle Jameson. Oh.
No, I thought better of that because I was like, I don't think we can put a 15-year-old kid on a chain.
Oh, that's gross.
I thought it may have been. I can't believe you've actually got boundaries.
What insights does 'Sports Administration Corner' provide?
I know.
And when it comes to children, I think it's.
Joe Dewey is the new Broadcasting Standards Authority.
Joe SA. Joe SA.
What should fans expect from the upcoming Super Rugby Pacific round?
So Aussie right now is sitting at the top of the World Test Championship standings with 84 points. We're sitting on a measly old 28, but that doesn't matter. What's the percentage? So South Africa, we're on 77.78. Australia on 87. And then South Africa are just behind us on 75. India all the way down. So we're second? Yep. So first and second so far.
Yeah.
This is a crucial. England's a long way down. Baseball is not good. Hence. So if we do right over in England and then we do okay against India at home, when's the end of the Test World Test Championship cycle? End of this year? I'm not too sure. Maybe it's a question for B1C. We've been asking for these games, these, you know, calibre of games for a long time now. Yeah, I know. In a summer of cricket like this. We're just going to have to make sure we're going to make the most of it because we've got the tests, but can we convert? India here will be tough. Yeah. If we make the final against Aussie in Lords, I'm 100% going. Yeah, and it upsets me to say that you probably deserve to. You've got to go. You've got to go because it's like the one-day final in Lords against England.
It's never going to, in my lifetime, probably won't happen again.
How can fans engage with the podcast through feedback?
um what what what needs to happen when's the final i mean these are questions though i think it's next it's next year it'll be next year next year next year right right so these games this summer will count and then it should cut off about what march okay yeah i'd love to i'd love to see another world test champion with the black caps and that was one of the best sporting victories i've ever been a part of the five six days here it was six days in the year yeah even australia choked against the africa too yeah lords yeah it's on it's magnificent keep an eye on that
One thing about the England tour always reminds me of talking to Neil and Tim Finn's dad, Dick Finn, who's a massive cricket hundy. Dick Finn. Dick Finn. And he was an accountant in Te Ao Mutu, and he loved cricket so that he stayed up all night either listening or watching. When he got Sky, he was like, brilliant, I can watch the test all the way through. And I don't think there's a lot of people who go –
all night overnighters it's tough you watch the first session I reckon I'm first session max and I'm asleep can you we can get some yours pleases of people who go all night for the cricket it's easy the first session's a breeze isn't it yeah it's good I'd love that first few overs of England cricket overnight because it's dark and a bit cold here and then you but then you get a full asleep to cricket and wake up to cricket and that's pretty naughty yeah that is good that's one of the great feelings shall we move on there's quite a bit to talk about today um
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the Blackcaps' chances against Australia in the WTC Final?
0:00–0:49
2
What is the Halvves dilemma facing the Warriors?
0:49–1:34
3
What insights does 'Sports Administration Corner' provide?
1:34–1:42
4
What should fans expect from the upcoming Super Rugby Pacific round?
1:42–2:43
5
How can fans engage with the podcast through feedback?
2:43–4:59
6
What are the latest updates in rugby administration?
4:59–6:12
7
What are the highlights from the Super Rugby matches this week?
6:12–7:27
8
How does listener feedback shape future podcast episodes?
7:27–56:53