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NBL CUP MELBOURNE | SCHEDULE THE BIG SHOW NBL21 ROUND 6 SAT 20 FEB TAIPANS v HAWKS 3PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 20 FEB UNITED v WILDCATS 5:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 21 FEB PHOENIX v BULLETS 3PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 21 FEB KINGS v 36ERS 5:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA MON 22 FEB HAWKS v BREAKERS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA MON 22 FEB UNITED v TAIPANS 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA TUE 23 FEB KINGS v WILDCATS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA TUE 23 FEB 36ERS V PHOENIX 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA NBL21 ROUND 7 THU 25 FEB KINGS v BREAKERS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA THU 25 FEB 36ERS v UNITED 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA FRI 26 FEB BULLETS v HAWKS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA FRI 26 FEB TAIPANS v WILDCATS 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 27 FEB 36ERS v BREAKERS 5:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 27 FEB UNITED v KINGS 8PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 28 FEB PHOENIX v HAWKS 2PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 28 FEB BULLETS v TAIPANS 4:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA M BUY TICKETS AT NBLCUP.COM.AU 1 E 2 LB 0 OURNE 2 NBL CUP MELBOURNE | SCHEDULE THENBL21 BIG ROUND SHOW 8 WED 3 MAR BREAKERS v BULLETS 5PM AEDT STATE BASKETBALL CENTRE WED 3 MAR WILDCATS v PHOENIX 7:30PM AEDT STATE BASKETBALL CENTRE THU 4 MAR TAIPANS v KINGS 5PM AEDT STATE BASKETBALL CENTRE THU 4 MAR HAWKS v 36ERS 7:30PM AEDT STATE BASKETBALL CENTRE FRI 5 MAR WILDCATS v BULLETS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA FRI 5 MAR BREAKERS v UNITED 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 6 MAR 36ERS v TAIPANS 5:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 6 MAR PHOENIX v KINGS 8PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 7 MAR UNITED v BULLETS 2PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 7 MAR HAWKS v WILDCATS 4:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA NBL21 ROUND 9 WED 10 MAR BREAKERS v TAIPANS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA WED 10 MAR PHOENIX v UNITED 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA THU 11 MAR BULLETS v 36ERS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA THU 11 MAR KINGS v HAWKS 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA FRI 12 MAR WILDCATS v BREAKERS 5PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA FRI 12 MAR TAIPANS v PHOENIX 7:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 13 MAR BULLETS v KINGS 5:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SAT 13 MAR HAWKS v UNITED 8PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 14 MAR BREAKERS v PHOENIX 2PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA SUN 14 MAR WILDCATS v 36ERS 4:30PM AEDT JOHN CAIN ARENA M BUY TICKETS AT NBLCUP.COM.AU 1 E 2 LB 0 OURNE 2.

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