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Cricket grounds in New Zealand
17 grounds with a full profile and 25 more listed by name. The largest is Eden Park with 50,000 seats; the oldest on record, Lancaster Park, opened in 1881.
50,000 seats
38,628 seats
34,500 seats
19,700 seatsAll profiled grounds in New Zealand
| Ground | City / region | Capacity | Opened | Home teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eden Park | Auckland Region | 50,000 | 1903 | Blues, Auckland cricket team, Auckland rugby union team, Auckland RFU |
| Lancaster Park | Christchurch City | 38,628 | 1881 | — |
| Wellington Regional Stadium | Wellington City | 34,500 | 2000 | St Kilda Football Club, Hurricanes Poua, Wellington Rugby Football Union, Hurricanes, Wellington cricket team, Wellington Phoenix FC |
| McLean Park | Napier City | 19,700 | 1911 | Hawke’s Bay RU, Central Districts cricket team, Hawke's Bay cricket team |
 Seddon Park | Waikato Region | 10,000 | 1950 | Northern Districts cricket team |
| Centennial Park | Oamaru | 5,000 | — | North Otago Rugby Football Union |
 University Oval | Dunedin City | 3,500 | 1920 | Otago Sparks, Otago cricket team |
 Ashburton Domain | Ashburton District | — | — | — |
 Basin Reserve | Wellington City | — | — | Wellington cricket team |
| Bay Oval | Tauranga City | — | 2005 | — |
 Bert Sutcliffe Oval | Selwyn District | — | — | New Zealand A cricket team |
| Bledisloe Park | Auckland Region | — | — | — |
 Dannevirke Domain | Tararua District | — | — | — |
 Lincoln Green | Selwyn District | — | — | — |
 Napier Recreation Ground | Napier City | — | 1884 | — |
 Pukekura Park | Taranaki Region | — | — | Central Districts Hinds |
 Queen Elizabeth Park | Masterton District | — | 1881 | — |
Teams from New Zealand
National, franchise and domestic sides with a profile.
| Team | Country | League | Founded | Home ground | Titles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NNew Zealand A cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1997 | Bert Sutcliffe Oval | — |
| NNew Zealand national cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1930 | — | — |
| NNew Zealand national women's cricket team | New Zealand | — | — | — | — |
| AAuckland cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1873 | Eden Park | 9 |
| CCentral Districts cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1950 | McLean Park | 8 |
| CCanterbury cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1864 | — | 6 |
 Wellington cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1873 | Basin Reserve | 6 |
| NNorthern Districts cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1955 | Seddon Park | 5 |
| OOtago cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1876 | University Oval | 1 |
| CCentral Districts Hinds | New Zealand | — | 1979 | Pukekura Park | — |
| NNew Zealand Under-19 cricket team | New Zealand | — | 1986 | — | — |
| TTakapuna District Cricket Club | New Zealand | — | 1950 | — | — |
Also on record
Grounds with too few recorded facts for a profile.
Albert Park · Colin Maiden Park (Auckland Region) · Cornwall Park Stadium (Auckland Region) · Cricket Green (Hawke's Bay Region) · Devonport Domain (Auckland Region) · Farndon Park (Hastings District) · Fitzherbert Park (Palmerston North City) · Hagley Oval (Christchurch City) · Harry Barker Reserve (Gisborne District) · Hutt Recreation Ground · Knottingley Park (Waimate District) · Memorial Park, Motueka (Tasman District) · Molyneux Park (Otago Region) · Morrinsville Recreation Ground · Nelson Cricket Ground (Hastings District) · Nelson Park (Hawke's Bay Region) · Queen's Park, Invercargill (Southland Region) · Rangiora Recreation Ground · Rongotea Park · Saxton Oval · Smallbone Park (Rotorua Lakes District) · Temuka Oval (Timaru District) · Victoria Park · Victory Square (Nelson City) · Waikanae Park (Kāpiti Coast District)