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University Oval Dunedin, New Zealand

University OvalEstablished 1920
Capacity 6,000
Flood Light No
End Name Southern End, Northern End

Records and statistics
First TestNew Zealand v Bangladesh, 04-06, Jan 2008
Last TestNew Zealand v South Africa, 08-12, Mar 2017
First ODINew Zealand v Bangladesh, 08-Feb-2010
Last ODINew Zealand v Bangladesh, 17-Dec-2023
Only T20INew Zealand v Pakistan, 17-Jan-2024

The picturesque ground near the city's university hosted its first international match in 2008, though it needed significant upgrades to the drainage system and wicket block in its early days.

Its expansion has been halted by a protection order on a historic building at the northern end of the venue and its capacity is restricted to around 6,000, even with temporary seating.

Was the site of the first use of cricket's Decision Review System (DRS) in a test between New Zealand and Pakistan in 2009.


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