The world’s most isolated major city has broken down geographical barriers to punch above its weight consistently in the sports events sector. Bradley Rial finds out how.
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A general view of Eden Park during game two of the International T20 Series between the New Zealand Black Caps and India at Eden Park on February 08, 2019 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Phil Walter/Getty Images)
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