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NZ's road to their 4-Test Tour of Australia 2026-27

SteveNZ

International Coach
Arguing about cities in Australia, like deciding what type of diarrhea is the worst to get (it's bloody btw).
This is true. But it's still a worthy conversation. Mild diarrhea is still preferable to the type that leaves you dying in a back water Balinese hospital
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
my cousin confirmed the following description of Melbournians and Sydneysiders:

Melbourne is full of turbo normies who are convinced they're quirky and eccentric
Sydney is full of complete psychopaths who are convinced they're the normal ones

choose your poison
Tracks that he'd think this because New Zealand is just East East Victoria.
 

Molehill

International Coach
Arguing about cities in Australia, like deciding what type of diarrhea is the worst to get (it's bloody btw).
Thought I'd just drop in here to see how things are shaping up.......

Can I suggest Norovirus where you want to chuck up and pebble dash the toilet at the same time trumps this (is that Perth?).
 

Skyliner

International Regular
It seems from the above comments that being struck down with amoebic dysentery is likely when visiting Australian cities. So travelling to watch the BC’s in Australia is a calculated risk.
 

hendrix

Hall of Fame Member
Yes tends to happen when you visit the fake Newtown.

Stick to real Newtown for better coffee and food at reasonable prices.

Good Boy sandwiches the current pick, or Morteza's for the best falafel in the southern hemisphere
 

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Yes tends to happen when you visit the fake Newtown.

Stick to real Newtown for better coffee and food at reasonable prices.

Good Boy sandwiches the current pick, or Morteza's for the best falafel in the southern hemisphere
newtown? it's a bit ****
 

Bahnz

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Newtown's great. Restaurants, nice little shops, good nightlife. The Basin is 10 minutes down the road. The zoo is 10 minutes up the road. Quick access to the town belt for walking and mountain biking. The only thing missing is a boutique movie theater.
 

hendrix

Hall of Fame Member
I also think Margot is probably the best fine dining in Wellington, despite not really marketing or pricing itself in the fine dining category.
 

Smudge

Hall of Fame Member
Well, I'll be arriving in Sydney at 8.30am on the morning of day 2 and going to the game from the start of that day, so yeah, it will be. Unless Australia dramatically collapses twice in a day and NZ puts up 300 in 50 overs in-between.
 

Townes

School Boy/Girl Cricketer
I have tickets for the first 3 days of the Sydney test.

Hopefully the series is still alive. Hopefully the game lasts at least 3 days.
 

Skyliner

International Regular
‘Hope springs eternal’. So far events in 2026 has given cause for hope. And off the back of this hope I think there will be large numbers of Kiwi supporters attending these tests.
 

HeathDavisSpeed

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Newtown's great. Restaurants, nice little shops, good nightlife. The Basin is 10 minutes down the road. The zoo is 10 minutes up the road. Quick access to the town belt for walking and mountain biking. The only thing missing is a boutique movie theater.
Wellington zoo is a hole imo. Too small, not really fit for purpose. Newtown is great other than that.
 

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