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AMI Stadium Christchurch, New Zealand

AMI StadiumEstablished 2002
Capacity 36,500
Flood Light Yes
End Name Hadlee Stand End, Port Hills End

Records and statistics
First TestNew Zealand v England, 10-13, Jan 1930
Last TestNew Zealand v Sri Lanka, 07-09, Dec 2006
First ODINew Zealand v Pakistan, 11-Feb-1973
Last ODINew Zealand v Pakistan, 29-Jan-2011
First T20INew Zealand v England, 07-Feb-2008
Last T20INew Zealand v Pakistan, 30-Dec-2010

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