Brendon Egan is a journalist based in New Zealand, contributing to publications such as The Press, Stuff, and New On News. With a focus on cricket and sports, Brendon covers matches, player profiles, and analysis of the game. He brings a deep knowledge and passion for cricket to his writing, providing insights and engaging storytelling for his readers.
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Brendon Egan's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage in the sports domain, particularly cricket and netball. His articles predominantly cover ongoing matches, player performances, and the broader context of New Zealand cricket.
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By: Brendon Egan
The Mainland Pouākai have quickly become the team no-one wants to face in the Tauihi basketball finals.
Two leading Canterbury greyhound trainers believe non-compliant owners have ruined it for the rest of the industry.
By: Brendon Egan
ANALYSIS: The Black Caps are limping to the finish line in the 2023-25 World Test Championship cycle with a sluggish showing against England.
Tauihi semifinal one; Mainland Pouākai v Tokomanawa Queens; When: Saturday 7.30pm; Where: Cowles Stadium, Christchurch; Live coverage: Sky Sport Two from 7.30pm.
With his free-flowing mullet, fierce defence, and hard running style, Hitro Okesene developed into a Warriors' cult hero.
American standout Ashley Joens dominated at both ends of the court to lift the Tauranga Whai to their first Tauihi grand final.
By: Brendon Egan
At Seddon Park, Hamilton: New Zealand 347 (Mitchell Santner 76, Tom Latham 63, Kane Williamson 44, Will Young 42; Matthew Potts 4-90, Gus Atkinson
By: Brendon Egan
Tauihi grand final: Tauranga Whai v Tokomanawa Queens; When: Sunday 3pm; Where: Queen Elizabeth Youth Centre, Tauranga; Live coverage: Sky Sport One from 2.45pm.
By: Brendon Egan
At Basin Reserve, Wellington: Australia 291-7 off 50 overs ( Annabel Sutherland 105no, Alyssa Healy 34, Tahlia McGrath 34; Molly Penfold 4-42) beat
Emily Drumm will always be remembered for captaining the White Ferns to their first Women's Cricket World Cup title in 2000.
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