Mason Robinson: NZ Over-60 Cricket World Cup champion reflects on team's triumph

New Zealand are Over-60s World Cricket champions after the just-completed World Cup in Canada. The final against England was washed out, meaning the two teams shared the title, but New Zealand were the only unbeaten team among the 14 nations at the tournament. And leading them was Nelson-based Mason Robinson, who has been named tournament MVP after scoring 370 runs at an average of more than 84. That included an unbeaten century against the United States, three fifties, and a string of highly consistent performances throughout the tournament. He also took five catches and effected four stumpings as the side's wicketkeeper, and he joined Piney to reflect on the team's success. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.