How to watch & talking points: Tasmania v New Zealand

How to watch & talking points: Tasmania v New Zealand

18 Oct 2026

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In-form teams, Tasmania and New Zealand, lock horns for a Sunday afternoon clash.

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NBL.com.au

Tasmania JackJumpers v New Zealand Breakers
Sunday, October 18, 3pm AEDT
MyState Bank Arena

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How to watch

Watch every NBL27 game live on ESPN.

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Tickets

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How to follow & live scores

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Rosters

Tasmania

Expected depth chart:
PG: Armstrong / Ayre (test) / Stoddart (NRP) / Bayles (NRP)
SG: Hamilton (IP) (out) / Mathias (IP) / Stattmann
SF: Johnson (IP) / Marshall / Haywood (DP)
PF: Bannan / Deng (out)
C: Magnay / Gold / Richardson (DP)

New Zealand

Expected depth chart:
PG:
Davison / Evans Jr. (DP) / Jackson-Cartwright (IP) (out) / Le Gassick (out)
SG:
Vasiljevic / Weidemann (IP/NRP) / Le'Afa / Cooper (DP)
SF:
King (NRP) / Te Rangi / Chunga (DP) / James (IP) (out)
PF:
Mennenga / Noi / Robinson (DP)
C:
Bediako (IP) / Rissetto

Missing in action

Tasmania

Ben Ayre - Hip flexor - Test
Majok Deng - Lower leg - Round 8-10
Bryce Hamilton - ACL - TBC

New Zealand

Parker Jackson-Cartwright - Lower leg - TBC
Josiah-Jordan James - Hamstring - Round 5-7
Preston Le Gassick - Neck - TBC

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Talking points

Big man battle

Last season, Sam Mennenga and Will Magnay provided fans with some of the most exciting head-to-head battles all year, with plenty of highlights at the rim on both sides.

In NBL27, expect to see that go up a notch, with both star big men playing at a career-best level for their respective sides.

Mennenga is carrying a heavy offensive load for his undermanned Breakers outfit, whereas Magnay is proving why he is one of the most dominant forces in the League when he is fit and firing.

New faces, new roles

The New Zealand Breakers welcome in German guard Nelson Weidemann to help bolster their guard stocks.

The 10-year professional is heavily touted as a strong defensive weapon, whom Gordon Herbert knows well from his time with the national team.

While Weidemann gets acclimated to his new team and the League, Carlin Davison is relishing the extra opportunity as the team’s primary ball handler, putting up career numbers in his last two outings.