SEN Afternoons

Dwayne discussed the cricket last night and Collingwood’s prospects in 2026 in ‘Midday Madness’ today, and after the calls morphed into a deeper discussion around Darcy Moore and leadership, he was joined by SEN tennis commentator Simon Cambers. ‘Lost In The Wash’ was followed by a chat about sport and law with Tony Carbone, and he finished by speaking about last night’s BBL clash with Bryce McGain.
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SEN cricket commentator Bryce McGain joined Dwayne to speak about the Stars' loss to the Hurricanes last night, how happy he was that they took the field in the testing conditions, the prospect of a bowler being subbed out in the middle of an over, who he thinks will win the title from here, and more.
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Tony Carbone from Carbone Lawyers joined Dwayne in the studio to speak about the potential legal ramifications that could've stemmed from last night's BBL game in the wet, if you can sue for breach of privacy at a sporting event or concert, the Professional Tennis Players' Association and their settlement with Tennis Australia, and more.
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SEN tennis commentator Simon Cambers joined Dwayne to speak about Rinky Hijikata's second round loss, Dane Sweeny's tough match against Ben Shelton, James Duckworth's upcoming clash with Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic's chances of going deep in the tournament, why he likes Iga Swiatek to go deep in the tournament, and more.
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Dwayne discussed the “smorgasbord of sport” available to us tonight in today’s edition of ‘Midday Madness’, and after asking the callers if men’s grand slam should be reduced to best of three sets, he was joined by SEN tennis commentator Marc Souphoulis. AI expert Steve Sammartino called in to speak about the work he’s doing at this year’s Australian Open, and he finished off by chatting to Code Sports Chief Cricket writer Daniel Cherny.
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