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Tranquil at world's end

Tranquil at world's end

In New Zealand, the distinction between a cricket ground and a stadium is still recognised. Nowhere is that clearer than in Dunedin, a venue that is good for the game's soul

12-Nov-2014•Andrew Miller

Something old, something new

Something old, something new

Adelaide Oval may be shiny and all spruced up, but it's a shadow of its former self

11-Nov-2014•Aaron Owen

Come on down to Australia

Come on down to Australia

Glenn McGrath invites Indians to visit down under for the Test series and the World Cup, and experience what Australia has to offer

In the footsteps of the master

In the footsteps of the master

Bowral is synonymous with Bradman. An excellent museum makes it worth the visit

06-Nov-2014•Sharda Ugra

Keeping count

Keeping count

A historic sporting artefact adds a touch of character to the purpose-built capital

04-Nov-2014•Russell Jackson

Set for a spectacle

Set for a spectacle

The Cake Tin has something for everyone

04-Nov-2014•Marc Swain-Rogatski

Capital fun

Capital fun

Voted one of the most liveable cities in the world, Wellington is a place you may never want to leave

Boutique bargain

Boutique bargain

The smallest of the World Cup grounds, the Saxton Oval packs a pretty punch

04-Nov-2014•Peter Watson

Ticking all the boxes

Ticking all the boxes

There's something for everyone in Nelson, the small town with a large heart

Heaven for cricket aficionados

Heaven for cricket aficionados

It's where Dan Vettori came from, but there's much more to Hamilton, including 100-grand heroes and malicious rain

04-Nov-2014•Paul Ford

Rising from the East

Rising from the East

With Pacific views and short boundaries, McLean Park is a stadium like no other

04-Nov-2014•Will Macpherson

Talent magnet

Talent magnet

Home to some of New Zealand's best talent, Seddon Park is set for fireworks

04-Nov-2014•Marc Swain-Rogatski

The comeback city

The comeback city

It's time to close one long, historical chapter of Christchurch cricket and start writing a new one

04-Nov-2014•Paul Ford

Quirk central

Quirk central

In the New Zealand city with the longest history of the sport, the non-cricket part is fun too

04-Nov-2014•Paul Ford

Bagpipes and Black Caps

Bagpipes and Black Caps

Scotland will feel right at home at University Oval, where they will play two matches

04-Nov-2014•Marc Swain-Rogatski

Scotland in the South

Scotland in the South

A student city with connections to the auld country, Dunedin is best explored on foot

A rebirth for Christchurch

A rebirth for Christchurch

The Hagley Oval has put Christchurch back on the cricketing map after the AMI Stadium was damaged by the earthquake of 2011

04-Nov-2014•Marc Swain-Rogatski

Here, there and everywhere

Here, there and everywhere

There's a whole world beyond Eden Park for the cricket fan

04-Nov-2014•Paul Ford

Reclaiming the ground

Reclaiming the ground

After conceding precedence to rugby, Eden Park seeks to shine at the World Cup

04-Nov-2014•Alex Braae

Nature's favourite child

Nature's favourite child

Blessed by geography and served well by development, Auckland offers a superb quality of life for residents and visitors alike

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