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A legend of New Zealand cricket, JR Reid talks with Erin Campbell about the illness that took him away from rugby, his cricketing heroes, and his love for the Basin Reserve - including the comic tale of the largest six ever hit at the ground.

In this Last Over With Erin interview, Erin Campbell talks with 11-Test New Zealand all-rounder, John Sparling. From his knack to getting the great Bert Sutcliffe out to bowling an 11-ball over of legal deliveries, and being coached by Jim Laker, John shares his life in cricket.

In this Last Over With Erin interview, Artie Dick talks about the "lovely man" who inspired him, Bert Sutcliffe and his cricketing life that began as a boy with Kaikorai in Dunedin. He goes on to discuss the pride that came with playing for New Zealand and touring South Africa in 1961-62.

In the latest Last Over With Erin interview, Erin Campbell meets John Guy who discusses the development of Lance Cairns’ famed ‘Excalibur’ bat, the challenge and honour of hitting New Zealand’s first Test century in India, and his proudest moment in cricket – from the game’s grassroots.

In this episode of Last Over With Erin, Bob Blair sits down with Erin Campbell and talks about his philosophy on bowling, the joy of hitting 64 not out against England, the despair of following that with a pair, and interacting with Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.

Erin Campbell sits down with former-BLACKCAP Paul Barton. Paul talks about his career in cricket, from school to Tests and on to masters cricket where he switched allegiances to play for Western Australia.

Erin Campbell caught up with former Canterbury and New Zealand wicketkeeper, John Ward, during the BLACKCAPS 2017 Test against South Africa at the Basin Reserve. In his 'Last Over' interview, John recounts his introduction to the game and talks of the time he claimed a stumping off one of New Zealand's fastest bowlers.

A light-hearted talk from the 1970s (we think) about the cricket skills of Sid Smith, a legend in his own backyard who was, the story-teller argues, better than Bradman.