Seddon Park

Hamilton, New Zealand

Also or formerly known as Trust Bank Park; WestpacTrust Park;Westpac Park
Established 1950
Capacity 10,000
Floodlights Yes
End names Members End, City End
Home team Northern Districts
Pitch type grass
Current local time 18:07, Wed Jun 07, 2023 (UTC +1200)

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First Test	New Zealand v Sri Lanka - Feb 22-26, 1991	Scorecard
Last Test	New Zealand v West Indies - Dec 3-6, 2020	Scorecard
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First ODI	New Zealand v India - Feb 15, 1981	Scorecard
Last ODI	New Zealand v Sri Lanka - Mar 31, 2023	Scorecard
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First T20I	New Zealand v West Indies - Dec 28, 2008	Scorecard
Last T20I	New Zealand v Bangladesh - Mar 28, 2021	Scorecard
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History

Formerly known as Seddon Park, having been named for former New Zealand Prime Minister Richard John (King Dick) Seddon, the oval was renamed Trustbank Park following a major renovation and construction of the present pavilion, sponsored by Trustbank Waikato, in 1990. In 1997 a merger between Westpac and Trust Bank meant the renaming of the ground to WestpacTrust Park in line with the new bank's name.

The ground is located close to the centre of Hamilton, New Zealand's fifth largest city 150 kilometres south of Auckland, and is renowned for it's village green-style setting, affording a picnic atmosphere for spectators.

WestpacTrust Park has been the Northern Districts' Cricket Association's main home venue since the Association was formed for the 1956/57 season. It became New Zealand's newest test venue in the 1990/91 season when New Zealand and Sri Lanka played out a drawn match.

First Class use since 1956/57.

Total capacity for cricket matches is about 10,000.

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Profile There is an embankment going around three-quarters of the perimeter and, outside this embankment is a tall hedgerow.