Australia tour of New Zealand 2021

2021 Australia tour of New Zealand Facts

Schedule

• 3rd T20I (N), Wellington, Mar 3 2021, Australia tour of New Zealand
• New Zealand
• Australia
• Match yet to begin
  05-MAR-2021, 11:30 AM
  4th T20I (N), Auckland, Mar 5 2021, Australia tour of New Zealand
• New Zealand
• Australia
• Match yet to begin
  07-MAR-2021, 08:30 AM
  5th T20I, Mount Maunganui, Mar 7 2021, Australia tour of New Zealand
• New Zealand
• Australia
• Match yet to begin

Results

• 2nd T20I, Dunedin, Feb 25 2021, Australia tour of New Zealand
• New Zealand 219/7 ; Australia 215/8(20 ov, target 220)
  RESULT: New Zealand won by 4 runs
  PLAYER OF THE MATCH
  Martin Guptill
  New Zealand
• 1st T20I (N), Christchurch, Feb 22 2021, Australia tour of New Zealand
  Toss
  Australia, elected to field first
  New Zealand 184/5 ; Australia 131 (17.3/20 ov, target 185)
  RESULT: New Zealand won by 53 runs
  Player Of The Match
  Devon Conway
  Series result
  New Zealand led the 5-match series 1-0

Squads

T20s Squad

New Zealand

Kane Williamson (c)
Hamish Bennett
Trent Boult
Mark Chapman
Devon Conway
Martin Guptill
Kyle Jamieson
James Neesham
Glenn Phillips
Mitchell Santner
Tim Seifert (wk)
Ish Sodhi
Tim Southee

Australia

Aaron Finch (c)
Matthew Wade (vc, wk)
Ashton Agar
Jason Behrendorff
Mitchell Marsh
Glenn Maxwell
Ben McDermott
Riley Meredith
Josh Philippe
Jhye Richardson
Kane Richardson
Daniel Sams
Tanveer Sangha
D’Arcy Short
Marcus Stoinis
Ashton Turner
Andrew Tye
Adam Zampa

Grounds

• Hagley Oval, Christchurch
• Location Christchurch, Canterbury
  Establishment 1851
  Capacity 18,000
• University of Otago Oval, Dunedin
• Former names Logan Park Oval
  Location Dunedin, New Zealand
  Owner Dunedin City Council
  Capacity 3500 (can be increased to 6000 by use of temporary seating)
  Surface Grass
• Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
• Former names WestpacTrust Stadium (2000–2002)
  Westpac Stadium (2002–2019)
  Location Wellington, New Zealand
  Owner Wellington Regional Stadium Trust
  (Greater Wellington Regional Council and Wellington City Council)
  Operator Wellington Regional Stadium Trust
  Capacity 34,500
  Record attendance 46,474
• Eden Park, Auckland
• Former names Coopers Catch Park
  (October 12–18, 2020)[1]
  Location Kingsland, Auckland, New Zealand
  Owner Eden Park Trust Board
  Operator Eden Park Trust Board
  Capacity 50,000 (Rugby union and league – with standard seating)[2][3]
  60,000 (Rugby union and league – with temporary seating)[4]
  42,000 (Cricket)[5]
  Record attendance 61,240 (New Zealand vs South Africa, 1 September 1956)
  Surface Grass
• Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui
• Location Mount Maunganui, Tauranga, New Zealand
  Establishment 2007 (first recorded match)
  Capacity 10,000