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2nd Test - England v Australia at London
Match drawn
4th match - Scotland v Oman at Aberdeen
Scotland won by 85 runs
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Owen Delany Park Taupo, New Zealand

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End Name North End, Lake Taupo End

Records and statistics
First ODINew Zealand v India, 09-Jan-1999
Last ODINew Zealand v Zimbabwe, 02-Jan-2001

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4th match - Scotland v Oman at Aberdeen
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