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Eden Park Auckland, New Zealand

Eden ParkReimers Ave, Kingsland, Auckland 1024, New Zealand

Phone No. +64 9-815 5551
Also or formerly known as Eden Park No. 1
Established 1900
Capacity 50,000
Flood Light Yes
End Name Broadcasting End, Terraces End

Records and statistics
First TestNew Zealand v England, 14-17, Feb 1930
Last TestNew Zealand v England, 22-26, Mar 2018
First ODINew Zealand v India, 22-Feb-1976
Last ODINew Zealand v India, 08-Feb-2020
First T20INew Zealand v Australia, 17-Feb-2005
Last T20INew Zealand v Pakistan, 18-Dec-2020
Ground Fixtures
Date & time Detail
05 Mar 2021 N
19:00 local | 06:00 GMT
4th T20I - New Zealand v Australia
26 Mar 2021 N
19:00 local | 06:00 GMT
2nd T20I - New Zealand v Bangladesh

Originally a drained swamp, it became a sports ground in 1900. The home of Auckland cricket since 1910 and Auckland rugby since 1925, it is also the site of the infamous flour bomb rugby test between South Africa and New Zealand in 1981.

While a multipurpose venue, it hosted the opening game of the 1992 tournament, it has become more of a specialised rugby ground since with the construction of stands for the 2011 rugby World Cup creating a strange configuration for cricket.

The ground has short boundaries behind square at the northern end and straight down the ground and captains and bowlers will need to plan accordingly.

Capacity has been reduced to around 50,000 after the removal of temporary seating following the 2011 rugby World Cup.


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