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NEW ZEALAND Cricket Schedule: New Zealand will host India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and England in a packed home summer for them this year.
New Zealand will be hosting England in a day-night Test in the series opener at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui scheduled to be played from February 16. It’s the first since 2018 where New Zealand had defeated England in Eden Park.
- The home season will begin in October for New Zealand. They host a tri-series featuring Pakistan and Bangladesh.
- India will visit after the ICC T20 World Cup for a three-match T20I and ODI series.
- New Zealand will then embark on a visit to Pakistan and India for a brief series before returning to host England for two Tests.
- Post the conclusion of that series, New Zealand will host Sri Lanka for a full-fledged tour of two Tests, 3 T20Is and 3 ODIs.
NZC chief executive David White said. “To have India, England and Sri Lanka touring here, on top of visits from Pakistan and Bangladesh, means cricket fans can look forward to a summer of top-quality cricket.”
“We recognise the challenges of the current environment – and our priority is to make international cricket as accessible as possible.
“After the previous seasons’ restrictions from Covid, we want to ensure our venues and fixtures remain affordable and welcoming.”
New Zealand 2022-23 home schedule:
T20 tri-series vs Bangladesh and Pakistan
Saturday, October 8, 7pm: T20 v Pakistan; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Sunday, October 9, 7pm: T20 v Bangladesh; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Tuesday, October 11, 3pm: T20 v Pakistan; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Wednesday, October 12, 3pm: T20 v Bangladesh; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Friday, October 14, 3pm: T20 tri-series final (if qualified); Hagley Oval, Christchurch
New Zealand vs India
Friday, November 18, 7.30pm: 1st T20; Sky Stadium, Wellington
Sunday, November 20, 7.30pm: 2nd T20; Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui
Tuesday, November 22, 7.30pm: 3rd T20; McLean Park, Napier
Friday, November 25, 2.30pm: 1st ODI; Eden Park, Auckland
Sunday, November 27, 2.30pm: 2nd ODI; Seddon Park, Hamilton
Wednesday, November 30, 2.30pm: 3rd ODI; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
New Zealand vs England
Thursday, February 16 – Monday, February 20, 2pm daily: 1st test; Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui
Friday, February 24 – Tuesday, February 28, 11am daily: 2nd test; Basin Reserve, Wellington
New Zealand vs Sri Lanka
Thursday, March 9 – Monday, March 13, 11am daily: 1st test; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Friday, March 17 – Tuesday, March 21, 11am daily: 2nd test; Basin Reserve, Wellington
Saturday, March 25, 2pm: 1st ODI; Eden Park, Auckland
Tuesday, March 28, 2pm: 2nd ODI; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Friday, March 31, 2pm: 3rd ODI; Seddon Park, Hamilton
Sunday, April 2, 1pm: 1st T20; Eden Park, Auckland
Wednesday, April 5, 1pm: 2nd T20; University of Otago Oval, Dunedin
Saturday, April 8, 1pm: 3rd T20; John Davies Oval, Queenstown
New Zealand Women’s team schedule:
New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women
Friday, December 2, 7pm: 1st T20; Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Sunday, December 4, 2pm: 2nd T20; University of Otago Oval, Dunedin
Wednesday, December 7, 2pm: 3rd T20; John Davies Oval, Queenstown
Sunday, December 11, 11am: 1st ODI; Basin Reserve, Wellington
Wednesday, December 14, 2pm: 2nd ODI; McLean Park, Napier
Sunday, December 18, 11am: 3rd ODI; Seddon Park, Hamilton
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