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A Trans-Tasman hat-trick of victories for New Zealand sporting franchises in Australia A Trans-Tasman hat-trick of victories for New Zealand sporting franchises in Australia 19 April 2021 The Wellington Phoenix have secured a 3-1 A-League football win over Perth, scoring all their goals in the second half. Breakers coach Dan Shamir s praising his side s defensive effort after their 83-78 Australian Basketball League victory, also over Perth. Captain Tom Abercrombie made a crucial steal late to help seal the win. The leadership of Warriors captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has shone in their 20-14 NRL win over the Dragons. In his 100th game for the club, he shrugged off three defenders to score the match-winner. ....
Iain Gallaway in 2016 Photo: PhotoSport / Andrew Cornaga Gallaway provided rugby commentaries for 26 years and cricket for 40, until signing off in 1992. Iain Gallaway at the mike early in his long career. Photo: teara.govt.nz Gallaway was born in Dunedin in 1922 and educated at Christ s College and Otago University. He began his working life as a cadet reporter on the Otago Daily Times and always said he really wanted to be a journalist but he switched to law after his service in the Second World War and became a distinguished lawyer. He was an officer in the Otago and New Zealand Law Societies. ....
Iain Gallaway provided rugby commentaries for 26 years and cricket for 40, until signing off in 1992. The cricket and rugby commentator Iain Gallaway, known as the Voice of Carisbrook, has died aged 98 Gallaway provided cricket commentaries for 40 years and rugby for 26, until signing off in 1992. He was born in Dunedin in 1922 and educated at Christ s College and Otago University. He began his working life as a cadet reporter on the Otago Daily Times and always said he really wanted to be a journalist but he switched to law after his service in the Second World War and became a distinguished lawyer. He was an officer in the Otago and New Zealand Law Societies. ....