Sports Fix

On Sports Fix with Jason Pine and D'Arcy Waldegrave for 20th February 2026, Another edition of A-League's NZ derby takes place tomorrow in Wellington, with the Phoenix desperate to pick up their first ever win of the rivalry. Head Coach Giancarlo Italiano joins the podcast to discuss how they plan on getting the Auckland FC monkey of their backs
Piney stresses the importance for Wellington to at least pick up a point from the derby.
Plus, the lads are in the chamber discussing the horror 12 month Netball NZ has endured.
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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave and Jason Pine for 19th February 2026, this week it was announced that there would be changes to the eligibility laws allowing Kiwis to represent either state - providing they meet the eligibility criteria. This has sparked several Kiwi stars speaking out saying that they would be interested in playing, while Jahrome Hughes has come out saying he isn't interested. Greg Peters is the CEO of NZRL and he joined D'Arcy to discuss what these changes will mean for Kiwis players.
D'Arcy shares his thoughts on turnover in New Zealand Rugby.
And D'Arcy and Piney discuss Zoi Sadowski-Synnott getting a silver medal overnight at the Winter Olympics and the Black Caps chances in the T20 World Cup after making it through to the Super 8 round.
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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for 18th February 2026, last night's washout of the Zimbabwe v Ireland match at the T20 World Cup officially knocked Australia out at the group stage of the tournament - the first time this has happened since 2009. Mark Howard is a cricket commentator for Fox in Australia, and he joined D'Arcy to discuss the fallout back in Australia.
D'Arcy shares his thoughts on the decisions administrators are making taking centre stage over the sport itself.
And D'Arcy and New Zealand Herald sports journalist Alex Powell discuss Matt Whineray stepping away as the chairman of the board at Netball New Zealand and the Black Caps' chances at the T20 World Cup now they've made it into the Super 8 round.
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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for 17th February 2026, last night at the Halberg Awards, former All Black captain and legend Richie McCaw was inducted into the New Zealand Sport Hall of Fame alongside Dame Valerie Adams. Richie caught up with D'Arcy to celebrate the achievement.
D'Arcy shares his thoughts on Tupou Vaa'i's controversial try over the weekend and the referees being held accountable.
And D'Arcy and sports broadcaster Hamish McKay discuss the latest in the Winter Olympic Games and whether the interest levels are there, the first round of Super Rugby Pacific that concluded over the weekend and the number of competitive track and field athletes in New Zealand and how it continues to grow.
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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 16th February 2026, State of Origin is heading to New Zealand for the first time ever in 2027. Rugby League's biggest rivalry will be brought to Eden Park, and alongside this announcement the NRL announced a tweaking of eligibility rules, meaning some on NZ's biggest stars may be able to play as well. NRL CEO Andrew Abdo joins the podcast to discuss what went into making this decision and the logistics behind making it happen.
Piney weighs up the delicate balance between entertainment and safety in the wake of the huge collision between the Black Foils and Team France at the Auckland Sail GP regatta.
Plus, Clay Wilson is in the Chamber discussing a hot start to the Super Rugby season.
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