Away game now cancelled, Hawks clash rescheduled
6 Jan
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The reschuled game against Cairns for the Brydens Lawyers Sydney Kings for this weekend has now been cancelled.
The Kings will now no longer have a game for round six after the NBL had to cancel the team's trip to Cairns for Saturday after a number of the Taipans were forced out due to COVID protocols.
The game was only announced on Thursday morning as a replacement for the match against Tasmania which had to be cancelled after the JackJumpers had 10 of their group test positive.
The NBL will now make several more changes to the round six schedule, but the Kings will be without any opponents for the round.
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The Kings will now play their next game against the Illawarra Hawks at the WIN Entertainment Centre in Wollongong on Thursday, January 13, which is the recheduled New Year's Eve clash.
This rescheduled game was also announced today as part of the changes to NBL22. The Freeway series clash will be the first game of round seven.
The Kings next home will be on Sunday, January 16, against the New Zealand Breakers.
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