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Russell Hargreaves, Talksport UK correspondent, talks to Radio Sport Breakfast on the Germans losing at the FIFA World Cup, looking ahead to England’s first game, and the Boks beating the England rugby team again.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sky sports commentator and former All Black Justin Marshall says the All Blacks will be looking to fix a few performance issues from their game last week and this is why the team remains unchanged. Marshall also says young players need to be put into pressure situations to develop their depth and ways France may be looking to improve in this weeks test.LISTEN ABOVE AS JUSTIN MARSHALL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sky sports commentator and former All Black Justin Marshall says the All Blacks will be looking to fix a few performance issues from their game last week and this is why the team remains unchanged. Marshall also says young players need to be put into pressure situations to develop their depth and ways France may be looking to improve in this weeks test.LISTEN ABOVE AS JUSTIN MARSHALL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former All White, David Chote, spoke to the Breakfast team this morning with his predictions for the FIFA World Cup. Do you agree with his prediction?LISTEN ABOVE AS DAVID CHOTE TALKS WITH THE RADIO BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former All White, David Chote, spoke to the Breakfast team this morning with his predictions for the FIFA World Cup. Do you agree with his prediction?LISTEN ABOVE AS DAVID CHOTE TALKS WITH THE RADIO BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors CEO Cameron George told the Radio Sport Breakfast team the Warriors players released for the upcoming Kiwis international test against England will depend on who is fit enough after tonight's game.LISTEN ABOVE AS CAMERON GEORGE SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORTS TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors CEO Cameron George told the Radio Sport Breakfast team the Warriors players released for the upcoming Kiwis international test against England will depend on who is fit enough after tonight's game.LISTEN ABOVE AS CAMERON GEORGE SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORTS TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Teenage cricket sensation Amelia Kerr celebrated her stunning world batting record by having a snooze in the middle of the White Ferns' match against Ireland.The 17-year-old Wellingtonian blasted a world high 232 against the hapless Irish in Dublin, then took five for 17 with her leg spin after having a two minute kip on the physio's table.It is the third highest ODI total ever, beaten only by India's Rohit Sharma (264) and Kiwi Martin Guptill's 237 against the West Indies in 2015.Kerr, who made her ODI debut aged 16, told the Radio Sport Breakfast she was exhausted and exhilarated."It's pretty surreal. The day couldn't go any better. I can't really believe what happened," said Kerr, who was unaware of the record situation while she was batting."I had throw downs without a helmet, there was one short one I pulled which I had to watch really hard so my eye was in quite well."I didn't get off to a flyer, I had to work hard. But once I got through that it got a bit easier. I'm definitely going to use that bat ag

Teenage cricket sensation Amelia Kerr celebrated her stunning world batting record by having a snooze in the middle of the White Ferns' match against Ireland.The 17-year-old Wellingtonian blasted a world high 232 against the hapless Irish in Dublin, then took five for 17 with her leg spin after having a two minute kip on the physio's table.It is the third highest ODI total ever, beaten only by India's Rohit Sharma (264) and Kiwi Martin Guptill's 237 against the West Indies in 2015.Kerr, who made her ODI debut aged 16, told the Radio Sport Breakfast she was exhausted and exhilarated."It's pretty surreal. The day couldn't go any better. I can't really believe what happened," said Kerr, who was unaware of the record situation while she was batting."I had throw downs without a helmet, there was one short one I pulled which I had to watch really hard so my eye was in quite well."I didn't get off to a flyer, I had to work hard. But once I got through that it got a bit easier. I'm definitely going to use that bat ag

Andrew Voss, Fox NRL commentator, who is disappointed in the attitude of the Warriors towards the Denver test, given Wayne Bennett has named a near-full-strength England squad. LISTEN AS ANDREW VOSS SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORTS NEW ZEALAND ABOVE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Voss, Fox NRL commentator, who is disappointed in the attitude of the Warriors towards the Denver test, given Wayne Bennett has named a near-full-strength England squad. LISTEN AS ANDREW VOSS SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORTS NEW ZEALAND ABOVE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Burgess, a NZ Herald football writer talks ahead of the FIFA World Cup to add some thoughts on the attitude of Football Ferns coach Andreas Heraf (which has been heavily criticised). LISTEN ABOVE AS MICHAEL BURGESS SPEAKS TO THE RADIO SPORTS BREAKFAST.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Burgess, a NZ Herald football writer talks ahead of the FIFA World Cup to add some thoughts on the attitude of Football Ferns coach Andreas Heraf (which has been heavily criticised). LISTEN ABOVE AS MICHAEL BURGESS SPEAKS TO THE RADIO SPORTS BREAKFAST.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philippe Sella, French rugby legend, who thinks France will have to use the ball better this weekend in the second test.He also thinks the “French flair” has gone from their rugby because they don’t produce playmakers who can play what is in front of them, like Beauden Barrett.Why can't you blokes be more like Beauden Barrett?That's the question former French midfielder Philippe Sella is asking, albeit in a more diplomatic manner, as his countrymen prepare for the second test against the All Blacks in Wellington on Saturday.Sella was renowned for sparking counterattacks from anywhere during his 111-test career - he wants the current players to do the same.He says that's something lacking in the French game.Sella says Barrett knows what's in front of him, and adapts accordingly through different kicks or plays. LISTEN ABOVE AS PHILIPPE SELLA SPEAKS TO THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philippe Sella, French rugby legend, who thinks France will have to use the ball better this weekend in the second test.He also thinks the “French flair” has gone from their rugby because they don’t produce playmakers who can play what is in front of them, like Beauden Barrett.Why can't you blokes be more like Beauden Barrett?That's the question former French midfielder Philippe Sella is asking, albeit in a more diplomatic manner, as his countrymen prepare for the second test against the All Blacks in Wellington on Saturday.Sella was renowned for sparking counterattacks from anywhere during his 111-test career - he wants the current players to do the same.He says that's something lacking in the French game.Sella says Barrett knows what's in front of him, and adapts accordingly through different kicks or plays. LISTEN ABOVE AS PHILIPPE SELLA SPEAKS TO THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Cooper, Sky rugby analyst, who doesn’t see the French challenging the All Blacks in the next two test matches. He believes you have to find a spot for Damian McKenzie in the match-day 23.LISTEN ABOVE AS MATT COOPER SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Cooper, Sky rugby analyst, who doesn’t see the French challenging the All Blacks in the next two test matches. He believes you have to find a spot for Damian McKenzie in the match-day 23.LISTEN ABOVE AS MATT COOPER SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem warmed up before the French Open final, the booming voice of an announcer at Court Philippe Chatrier called out each player's bona fides.Nadal's introduction included a year-by-year accounting of every time he'd already won the title at Roland Garros. The crowd responded, initially offering polite applause, then adding their voices, rising into a full-throated roar.Go ahead and 2018 to the lengthy list. Nadal won his record-extending 11th championship at the French Open on Sunday, overcoming a late problem with a finger on his racket-swinging hand and displaying his foe-rattling best for a 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 victory over No. 7 seed Thiem, the only person to beat the Spaniard on clay over the past two seasons.Up a break at 2-1 in the third set, Nadal stopped serving after a fault because he couldn't straighten his left middle finger. At the following changeover, Nadal was given a salt pill by a doctor and had his left forearm massaged by a trainer."Tough moment in the third set whe

As Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem warmed up before the French Open final, the booming voice of an announcer at Court Philippe Chatrier called out each player's bona fides.Nadal's introduction included a year-by-year accounting of every time he'd already won the title at Roland Garros. The crowd responded, initially offering polite applause, then adding their voices, rising into a full-throated roar.Go ahead and 2018 to the lengthy list. Nadal won his record-extending 11th championship at the French Open on Sunday, overcoming a late problem with a finger on his racket-swinging hand and displaying his foe-rattling best for a 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 victory over No. 7 seed Thiem, the only person to beat the Spaniard on clay over the past two seasons.Up a break at 2-1 in the third set, Nadal stopped serving after a fault because he couldn't straighten his left middle finger. At the following changeover, Nadal was given a salt pill by a doctor and had his left forearm massaged by a trainer."Tough moment in the third set whe

David White, NZ Cricket CEO, spoke this morning on the search for a new coach to replace Mike Hesson following his resignation yesterday.LISTEN ABOVE AS DAVID WHITE TALKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.