The Trusts Arena

Yesterday, you are back on tour in Aotearoa.

Saturday, the 13th of Feb, Trust Arena, Tamaki Makaurau, Auckland.

Friday, the 19th of Feb, TSB Arena, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington.

And we cannot forget Electric Ave as well.

Hey, Callum, thank you so much.

Of course, those dates once again.

Saturday the 13th of Feb, Trust Arena, Taumaki Makaurau, Auckland.

Friday the 19th of Feb, TSB Arena, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington.

They have just come back from Manchester, I want to say about a month and a half ago.

They have Trust Arena here in Auckland this weekend.

And then in a couple of weeks, they go back to the GC.

Prize money involved too, which is the first time there's actual prize money in any form of netball.

What are you talking about? Yes, I do.

We are speaking with the most amazing, the silver fern, the amazing coach and, of course, commentator and now playing in the Fire 5 this week in a trust arena.

Oh, man, she's got the shoes back on.

She's lacing up the ball.

There are different versions of traditional games, so it's really cool that we have one for netball.

I love it.

You know, eight teams, Trust Arena this weekend, prize money up for grabs.

I don't know.

Lucky it was inside.

It was at the Trust Stadium out there in blustery old West Auckland.

New Zealand went down 0-2 to Japan on the first day with Anton Shepp and James Watt losing the singles.

Better on Sunday when Ajit Rai and Finn Reynolds won the doubles to keep hope alive.

And Round 6 Heartland Championship matches in Westport, Levin, Gisborne, Whanganui, Timaru and Taupo to keep an eye on.

And Davis Cup Tennis, the World Group 1 tie between New Zealand and Japan underway at the Trusts Arena in West Auckland.

A couple of singles matches today, doubles and reverse singles tomorrow.

We'll keep you updated.

Man, that's crazy.

That's right by the Trust Arena in Henderson.

Get him some security immediately.

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