Five to watch this weekend

Sonny Bill Williams starts in the 12 jersey against Wales on Sunday morning. Photo / Getty Images

We count down the five big must-see sporting events that take place over the next three days.

Shane Cameron faces Kali Meehan to keep his career alive. The vacant WBA Oceania heavyweight title is also on the line as part of the main fight of the Super 8 fight night.

NZME. reporter Daniel Richardson will be ringside to provide coverage of the event.

After undertaking the longest road trip in professional football, the Wellington Phoenix face A-League leaders Perth Glory on their own patch. Six games into the season the Glory have won five making it a tough prospect on the road for Ernie Merrick's men.

Check nzherald.co.nz on Saturday morning for a match report.

The Breakers' (7-3) host fourth-placed Melbourne United (4-4) at Vector Arena tonight, where they will come up against former Breakers player Daryl Corletto. A win will close the gap on league leaders Perth.

The game tips off at 7.30pm tonight and Kris Shannon will have the match report online, shortly after the final whistle.

The Black Caps head into the final day of the second test against Pakistan with a 177-run lead and four wickets in hand - setting up a fascinating opening session.

Join our ball-by-ball commentary from 7pm. Andrew Alderson will provide match coverage and Twitter updates at @nzheraldsport.

Richie McCaw leads the All Blacks out for the 100th time as the side end the 2014 season against Wales in Cardiff. With Beauden Barrett at 10, Sonny Bill and Conrad re-uniting in the centres and the All Blacks playing their first choice forward pack - it should be an entertaining end to the season. Can the Welsh hand the All Blacks just their second defeat of the year or will Steven Hansen's men leave the Northern Hemisphere unbeaten once again?

Get up early, put the kettle on and join Steven Holloway's live blog from 6am. Rugby reporters Gregor Paul and Patrick McKendry will provide match coverage.