Highlights from rugby, cricket and league dominate the list of contenders for the Radio Sport Sporting Moment award at the Halbergs.

A list of 10 has been selected from which the public can vote to decide the winner.

Scintillating World Cup moments - Grant Elliott's six in the cricket semi-final and Beauden Barrett's winning try in the rugby final - are two of the contenders.

Ross Taylor's 290 against Australia and Richie McCaw becoming the most capped test rugby player at Eden Park last year are also in the mix.

The Kiwis winning the ANZAC test for the first time in 17 years and Nathan Friend's back flip to set up a try for the Warriors are rugby league's candidates.

The Highlanders Super Rugby title win, Ekene Ibekwe's game winning shot to clinch the Breakers title, Lydia Ko becoming golf's youngest major champion and Amber Hearn's goal for the Football Ferns against Brazil, round out the list.

The full list of 2015 Radio Sport Sporting Moment finalists are:

1. SKYCITY Breakers — win the Australian National Basketball League Championship on Ekene Ibekwe’s last-second shot (Breakers v Taipans, ANBL final, Auckland)
2. Grant Elliott — smashes a six off the second-to-last ball of the semi-final to put the BLACKCAPS into the Cricket World Cup final (Black Caps v South Africa, Cricket World Cup semi-final, Auckland)
3. Kiwis — defeat Australia in the ANZAC test for the first time in 17 years (New Zealand v Australia, Anzac test, Brisbane)
4. The Highlanders — win their first Super Rugby championship (Highlanders v Hurricanes, Super Rugby final, Wellington)
5. Vodafone Warriors — Nathan Friend’s back-flip sets up miracle try in win over Melbourne Storm (Warriors v Storm, Auckland)
6. Richie McCaw — becomes rugby’s most-capped test player (All Blacks v Australia, Bledisloe Cup, Auckland)
7. Lydia Ko — becomes the youngest major winner (male or female) ever at the 2015 Evian Championship (The Evian Championship, Évian-les-Bains, France)
8. All Blacks — Beauden Barrett’s try clinches the Rugby World Cup for New Zealand (All Blacks v Wallabies, Rugby World Cup final, London)
9. Ross Taylor — scores 290 against Australia, the highest test score ever by a visiting batsman in Australia (Black Caps v Australia, second test, Perth)
10. Football Ferns — Amber Hearn’s goal propels the Football Ferns to a 1-0 win over world powerhouse Brazil (New Zealand v Brazil, Sao Paulo, Brazil)

 

How to vote: You can vote once a day from now until 9.00pm on Thursday 18 February 2016.

Online  Vote at www.sportingmoment.co.nz 

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Text your Radio Sport Sporting Moment’s unique code to 818:

Txt Sm1 to 818to vote for SKYCITY Breakers

Txt Sm2 to 818to vote for Grant Elliott

Txt Sm3 to 818 to vote for Kiwis

Txt Sm4 to 818 to vote for The Highlanders

Txt Sm5 to 818 to vote for Vodafone Warriors

Txt Sm6 to 818 to vote for Richie McCaw

Txt Sm7 to 818 to vote for Lydia Ko         

Txt Sm8 to 818 to vote for All Blacks       

Txt Sm9 to 818 to vote for Ross Taylor   

Txt Sm10 to 818 to vote for Football Ferns