Hagley oval

HOC Batting Records Competitions ODI T20 WODI Matches Runs 7196 2820 3084 Highest Score Lowest Score Average 449.8 313.3 440.6 Balls Faced Strike Rate 93.0 135.1 84.7 100-149 Runs 150-199 Runs 200-249 Runs 0 250-299 Runs 0 300-349 Runs 0 350-399 Runs 0 0 400+ Runs 0 0 0 4s 675 244 300 6s 114 80 6 Outtype lbw 14 5 10 bowled 34 13 25 stumped 10 2 4 catch 158 77 50 run out 6 2 13 Hit Wicket 1 0 0 Wicket Taker Left Arm 83 23 23 1- Fast 1 0 0 2- Fast-Medium 53 10 0 3- Medium 0 0 3 4- Slow 29 13 20 1- Bowled 14 3 6 2- Catch 59 18 13 3- Stumped 4 1 2 4- Lbw 5 1 2 Right Arm 134 74 66 1- Fast 26 15 1 2- Fast-Medium 69 28 18 3- Medium 12 10 30 4- Slow 27 21 17 1- Bowled 20 10 19 2- Catch 99 59 37 3- Stumped 6 1 2 4- Lbw 9 4 8 HOC Bowling Records Competitions ODI T20 WODI Matches Balls 7734 2086 3637 Runs Average 32.0 28.5 30.2 Strike Rate 34.4 21.1 35.7 Maiden 53 2 22 3-4 Wickets 0 5-7 Wickets 8-9 Wickets 10 Wickets Wickets lbw 14 5 10 bowled 34 13 25 stumped 10 2 4 catch 158 77 50 Batsman Type Right Handed 140 64 84 1- LBW 6 3 10 2- Bowled 19 6 22 3- Stumped 5 2 3 4- Catch 103 53 40 Left Handed 86 35 18 1- LBW 8 2 0 2- Bowled 15 7 3 3- Stumped 5 0 1 4- Catch 55 24 10 Hagley Oval Recent Matches Scoreboard Team1 Team1 Score Team2 Team2 Score 154-6 (20.0) 156-3 (18.0) 145-9 (20.0) 133-10 (20.0) 156-8 (20.0) 161-6 (19.3) 127-4 (20.0) 128-3 (18.0) 156-4 (20.0) 111-4 (18.0) 189-3 (20.0) 131-9 (20.0) 227-10 (49.2) 211-10 (46.3) 154-9 (20.0) 106-10 (18.1) 101-9 (20.0) 102-4 (18.2) Hagley O...

Scorecard New Zealand Sri Lanka New Zealand 8 wickets Christchurch Dec 26-29, 2014 Test # 2151 New Zealand Australia Australia 7 wickets Christchurch Feb 20-24, 2016 Test # 2202 New Zealand Pakistan New Zealand 8 wickets Christchurch Nov 17-20, 2016 Test # 2234 New Zealand Bangladesh New Zealand 9 wickets Christchurch Jan 20-23, 2017 Test # 2248 New Zealand England drawn - Christchurch Mar 30-Apr 3, 2018 Test # 2301 New Zealand Sri Lanka New Zealand 423 runs Christchurch Dec 26-30, 2018 Test # 2336 New Zealand India New Zealand 7 wickets Christchurch Feb 29-Mar 2, 2020 Test # 2387 New Zealand Pakistan New Zealand inns & 176 runs Christchurch Jan 3-6, 2021 Test # 2400 New Zealand Bangladesh New Zealand inns & 117 runs Christchurch Jan 9-11, 2022 Test # 2447 New Zealand South Africa New Zealand inns & 276 runs Christchurch Feb 17-19, 2022 Test # 2450 New Zealand South Africa South Africa 198 runs Christchurch Feb 25-Mar 1, 2022 Test # 2451 New Zealand Sri Lanka New Zealand 2 wickets Christchurch Mar 9-13, 2023 Test # 2498

The skies monochrome and heavy like a wet blanket that is about to be applied to the series at the first opportunity. The pitch so flush with vegetation, woodland creatures have taken residence. The outfield damp, as a cold drizzle descends occasionally on biting winds. And while the local bowlers - all tall and strapping - are lithe and powerful in their warm-up overs on the practice pitches, Sri Lanka batters swaddled in woollen sweaters face throwdowns, bearing the air of soon-to-be human sacrifices on an altar of seam bowling. And then, this. Four years after they had last played a Test in New Zealand (megaspanked by 423 runs, at this very venue), here was a day of astoundingly non-trash batting. Of gloriously semi-decent defensive play, of gobsmackingly okayish technique. Had Sri Lanka's batters done the work to figure out the whereabouts of their off stump before they started a Test on foreign soil? The mere thought should bring a tear of pure pride to the eyes of any Sri Lanka fan. Their scoring areas were diverse, but almost all of Sri Lanka's top-seven batters covered the stumps, declined to lunge at balls until they were set, were unperturbed by the deliveries that beat their bats, and did not follow seaming balls outside their stumps. Collectively, they refused to collapse even in the face of probing bowling (mostly from Tim Southee and Matt Henry), as they often have in seaming conditions. Given the long tail, and the lack of experience in Sri Lanka's attack (w...

Once you figure out parking, this is a great spot to watch the cricket on a proper cricket ground - and it now has lights! Plenty of space to put your chair on the bank and enjoy the game. Went to an evening game and there was a great activity organised for the kids. Food and drink is extremely expensive, but no different to any other sports stadium in that respect. My wife and I watched the deciding 50 over game between the Black Caps and England - the weather was perfect and they knew it was going to be a sell out crowd. We arrived in plenty of time but were greeted by MASSIVE slow moving queues to get through security checks. It was as though they had only expected a few people to turn up. We joined the queues, and consequently missed the first few over of the Kiwi innings - as did hundreds of other people. To compound the annoyance, the 'security checks' were a joke - all they seemed concerned with was making sure people didn't take any liquids in (loads for sale inside though!) Once were were in it was a great day, the crowd were great the cricket was first class and the whole atmosphere made the hassle worthwhile. One other slight moan - I wasn't impressed with the scoreboard - too small, too little information about the game on it, and why only have one? If there was a second one on our side of the ground we would have been much better informed. I don't like to moan, and would certainly recommend Hagley Park as a fabulous place to watch cricket - just make sure you ...

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Records and statistics First Test New Zealand v Sri Lanka - Dec 26-29, 2014 Last Test New Zealand v Sri Lanka - Mar 9-13, 2023 First ODI Canada v Scotland - Jan 23, 2014 Last ODI New Zealand v Sri Lanka - Mar 28, 2023 First T20I New Zealand v England - Nov 1, 2019 Last T20I New Zealand v Pakistan - Oct 14, 2022