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Sky Stadium Wellington, New Zealand

Sky Stadium105 Waterloo Quay, Wellington 6140, New Zealand

Phone No. +64 4-473 3881
Also or formerly known as WestpacTrust Stadium; Wellington Regional Stadium
Established 1999
Capacity 34,500
Flood Light Yes
End Name Scoreboard End, City End

Records and statistics
Only TestNew Zealand v Sri Lanka, 15-19, Dec 2018
First ODINew Zealand v West Indies, 08-Jan-2000
Last ODINew Zealand v India, 03-Feb-2019
First T20INew Zealand v Sri Lanka, 22-Dec-2006
Last T20INew Zealand v Australia, 21-Feb-2024
Ground Fixtures
Date & time Detail
26 Mar 2025 N
5th T20I - New Zealand v Pakistan

Built on rail yards land, the $130 million stadium replaced the windswept and crumbling Athletic Park as the main venue for rugby in 2000. Due to its oval shape and corrugated steel cladding, locals quickly nicknamed it 'The Cake Tin'.

Is a multi-use ground, hosting international limited overs cricket as well as rugby and soccer matches, open-air concerts and is the venue for the hugely popular New Zealand stop on the IRB's world sevens circuit.

Film maker Peter Jackson also recorded 30,000 fans chanting during a cricket match at the WestpacTrust Stadium to use as sound effects for his Lord of the Rings trilogy.


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