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HOF inductees Garfield Harrison, Tom Irwin and Paul Jackson
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Historic first for Lisburn ZZZZ5:36 amZZZZ
Lisburn Women have unveiled New Zealander Talia Hurley as their overseas professional for the 2026 season. It's another progressive step for the Wallace Park club as they look to strengthen all aspects of their set-up.
Humphreys rejoins Instonians ZZZZ1:53 amZZZZ
Instonians have confirmed the return of Irish international Matthew Humphreys to the club.
Cliftonville Academy sign overseas professional ZZZZ2:04 amZZZZ
Cliftonville Academy have confirmed the signing of South African batsman CJ Klijnhans as their overseas professional for the 2026 season.
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How a skinny kid with a heavy bat became one of NZ's greats
In this episode, Martin Guptill opens up about the moments that shaped his incredible journey from a 17-year-old at the National Under-19s to one of New Zealand's most prolific international batsmen.