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    Tall Blacks big Tai Wynyard is rejoining the Breakers as injury cover ahead of tonight's clash with the Sydney Kings in Wellington

    Tall Blacks big Tai Wynyard is rejoining the Breakers as injury cover ahead of tonight's clash with the Sydney Kings in Wellington


    The Breakers are struggling with injuries in the frontcourt with Dane Pineau and Tacko Fall injured.

    Wynyard was a member of the Breakers championship winning squad in 2014-15 season as a development player.

    The Breakers are on a three game losing streak.

    Tip off's at seven thirty.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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