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  •   Home > News > Sports > Basketball

    Melbourne United have beaten the Breakers 87-84 to continue their best start to an Australian basketball league season with a 10-1 win-loss record after 11 games

    Melbourne United have beaten the Breakers 87-84 to continue their best start to an Australian basketball league season with a 10-1 win-loss record after 11 games


    Tai Webster was the match's top-scorer with 32 points, despite fouling out late.

    However, coach Dan Shamir says they struggled because Webster's brother Corey was ginger.



    The Breakers are last on the ladder.

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    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Basketball News
     08 Feb: A game-high 27 points from Izaiah Brockington has led the Breakers to an 11-point win over the Illawarra Hawks in Auckland...with the American import revealing he'd like to return to the Breakers next season
     07 Feb: Breakers coach Petteri Koponen is refusing to let recent results diminish their intensity ahead of tonight's fixture against Illawarra in Auckland
     07 Feb: The New Zealand Breakers have kept their slim NBL playoff hopes alive following a 106-95 win over the Illawarra Hawks in Auckland
     06 Feb: The life support is near to being turned off on the Breakers' NBL season after a 31-point loss at home to South East Melbourne
     06 Feb: On-court general Parker Jackson-Cartwright has broken the Breakers record for the number of assists in an NBL season...but his effort couldn't prevent a 31-point loss to South East Melbourne in Auckland
     05 Feb: To our "where there is hope there is life" desk
     02 Feb: The Breakers playoff hopes may have taken another dent, but they are on the verge of a sizeable payday in basketball's NBL
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     Today's News

    Basketball:
    A game-high 27 points from Izaiah Brockington has led the Breakers to an 11-point win over the Illawarra Hawks in Auckland...with the American import revealing he'd like to return to the Breakers next season 9:27

    International:
    After the uprising, Bangladesh returns to the ballot with its wounds still open 8:07

    Soccer:
    Auckland FC still heads the OFC Pro League standings, despite a Round 2 loss to the Solomon Kings in Papua New Guinea 8:07

    Rugby:
    Welsh rugby is still in crisis...spanked 48-7 in their opening Six Nations match against England at Twickenham 7:57

    Rugby:
    Both New Zealand teams have made the semi-finals at the World Series event in Perth 7:57

    Business:
    People still advised to stay away from the beaches on Wellington's South Coast, with no swimming, collecting kaimoana or walking dogs following the sewage leak 7:47

    Accident and Emergency:
    Investigations are underway after a house fire in Ashburton 7:47

    Rugby:
    The New Zealand men's sevens team has snuck into the semi-finals of the Perth Sevens, despite losing two of their three pool matches 7:37

    Skiing:
    Kiwi skiers Luca Harrington and Ben Barclay are through to the freeski slopestyle final at the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina 7:27

    Cricket:
    No surprises in the opening three matches of cricket's T20 World Cup 7:17


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