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James McOnie from The Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss the Warriors' latest victory and the ongoing Super Rugby season.

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Kiwi target shooter Isaac Junc has already broken plenty of records at 17, and he's hoping to take his skills further.

He was recently selected to represent New Zealand at the ISSF Junior World Championships in Germany in June.

He joined Piney to discuss further.

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Veteran all-rounder Jimmy Neesham will captain the Black Caps for the first time in tonight's fourth T20 cricket match against South Africa in Wellington.

Usual captain Mitch Santner is taking a break for the final two games of the series, and Tom Latham was due to stand-in before being withdrawn with a thumb injury.

Black Cap Tim Robinson joined Piney to discuss ahead of the match.

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An indication there will be a level of consistency within the Blues coaching team for Super Rugby in 2027.

With head coach Vern Cotter moving on - Hurricanes assistant Jason Holland's moving north to take the helm.

Holland joined Piney to discuss what fans can expect from next season.

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Warriors coach Andrew Webster's welcoming the pressure being added by Tanah Boyd after another impressive performance in league's NRL.

The halfback was again the orchestrator - including scoring another try - as the Warriors went to the top of the ladder with a 38-12 win over the Knights in Newcastle.

Webster joined Piney to discuss the win.

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New Zealand Cricket is poised to decide whether to keep domestic T20 cricket as is, form a new privatise franchise league, or bid for expansion spots across the Tasman.

Discussions have been taking place, with many cricketers and industry experts voicing their insights into NZ Cricket's next steps.

Daily Telegraph cricket writer Ben Horne joined Piney to share his thoughts.

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The Chiefs crashed from a 24-7 lead to fall 33-24 to the Brumbies in Super Rugby in Canberra.

The visitors were on course to upset prop James Slipper's record 203rd game with 24 minutes remaining, before three tries in ten minutes changed the course of the game for the Brumbies.

The home side then capped the win with a Corey Toole try with a minute left.

Chiefs Coach Jono Gibbes told Piney they have to look at the error rate.

“We we’re inaccurate and we gave the ball back to them after only one phase ... we gave them opportunities to get back in the game, and you know, a good team like that, you do that, you invite danger.”

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