The ACC will be fronting up with some of New Zealand's leading sports entertainers and comedians to call the Australian series with ACC regulars Jeremy Wells, Jason Hoyte, Mike Minogue, Matt Heath, James McOnie and G. Lane joined by Dai Henwood, Ben Hurley and Bec Sandys.
"It's potentially the world's largest commentary team both in terms of sheer numbers and indeed egos," said ACC General Manager Mike Lane.
"But the team will come together like true professionals for such an important series such as this and we also need to dry clean all the champagne out of our suits after the scenes from The ACC's coverage of World Test Championship in June," said Lane.
Over 196,000 Kiwis engaged with The ACC's coverage of the World Test Championships with even bigger numbers expected given the friendlier time zone and arguably tougher opposition.
The Black Caps' Australian tour is another major commentating coup for the Gold AM trophy cabinet following on from the ICC World Test Championship Final, every Super Rugby Transtasman game this year, the All Blacks tests, as well as NPC, the ANZ Premiership and Silver Ferns matches this season too.
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Black Caps v Australia schedule
Sunday January 30 - ODI Perth Stadium, Perth
Wednesday February 2 - ODI Blundstone Arena, Hobart
Saturday February 5 - ODI Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Tuesday February 8 - Twenty20 Manuka Oval, Canberra
