How India should approach each venue for the T20Is in New Zealand
Jan 23, 2020 Auckland, Hamilton, Mount Manuganui and Wellington all pose different challenges in terms of ground dimensions, and pitch and weather conditions
Parks and recreation
Mar 14, 2015 The action on the other side of the fence has been a revelation at all of the New Zealand venues in this World Cup
2006-07 international season
Twenty20 'part of future of cricket' - Snedden
Jun 23, 2006 The success of Twenty20 cricket in New Zealand has prompted Martin Snedden, the New Zealand Cricket chief executive, to label the short format as "the future of the game"
New Zealand v FICA World XI
NZC hold inquiry into Hamilton pitch
Jan 27, 2005 Following the criticism of the recently relaid Westpac Park pitch at Hamilton for the third match between New Zealand and the World XI yesterday, New Zealand Cricket is undertaking an intensive evaluation of the square there
New Zealand v FICA World XI, 3rd match, Hamilton
New Zealand scrape through to victory
Jan 26, 2005 New Zealand had a taste of their own medicine when they were forced to struggle for their winning runs in the third one-day match against the FICA World XI at Hamilton's Westpac Park
New Zealand cricket
Hamilton pitch gets green light
Dec 20, 2004 New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has given Westpac Park in Hamilton the green light to stage international matches
Sri Lanka in New Zealand
Doubts cast over Hamilton pitch
Dec 19, 2004 The pitch at Westpac Park in Hamilton has come under a cloud and there are doubts over whether it will be ready for the Test between New Zealand and Sri Lanka
New Zealand v S Africa, 1st Test, Hamilton, 5th day
Kallis's unbeaten 150 brightens draw
Mar 13, 2004 An overcautious South Africa declared at 313 for 4 after 116 overs, giving New Zealand a target of 264 in 23 overs
March 9-13, 2004
New Zealand v South Africa, 1st Test, Hamilton
Mar 12, 2004 Day 1 Bulletin - Two Jacques trump New Zealand
New Zealand v S Africa, 1st Test, Hamilton, 3rd day
Pitch repairs displease referee
Mar 12, 2004 The third day of the first Test between New Zealand and South Africa got off to a controversial start when the groundsman was ordered to reverse an overnight repair to the pitch