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Queenstown Events Centre Queenstown, New Zealand

Queenstown Events CentreAlso or formerly known as John Davies Oval, Davies Park
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End Name Remarkables End, Coronet Peak End

Records and statistics
First ODINew Zealand v India, 04-Jan-2003
Last ODINew Zealand v West Indies, 01-Jan-2014
Only T20INew Zealand v Sri Lanka, 08-Apr-2023

Note: Easily accessible from the town, and Queenstown International airport is nearby, too


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