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Match :New Zealand vs West Indies

Date: 13th Jan 2008

Venue: McLean Park, Napier

Time: 12:00 local, 23:00 GMT

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Match :New Zealand vs West Indies

Date: 10th Jan 2008

Venue: Eden Park, Auckland

Time: 12:00 local, 23:00 GMT

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New Zealand vs West Indies 3rd ODI live from Westpac Stadium, Wellington on 7th Jan 2008 at 12:00 local, 23:00 GM.

Series: West Indies led the 5-match series 1-0

2nd ODI Result: West Indies won by 5 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) (D/L method)

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• 7,930 tonnes of sand went into making the pitch.
• 2,800 tonnes of drainage gravel was used.
• 900 kilograms of grass seed was used with 3 different type of grass seed – 2 rye grass and 1 creeping fescue
• 1200kg of fertiliser was used.
• The density of the pitch is 1.4-1.5 gms per cm3
• The pitch is mowed daily.
• The height of the grass for rugby is 20-25mm.
• The height of the grass for cricket is 12-13mm.
• There are 56 pop-up sprinklers in the pitch.
• The field is watered every second day
• Patamahoe clay was used for the wicket.
• Portable wickets are used for all cricket games
• The portables are 260 mm deep
• 25-28% is the optimum moisture content for cricket.
• If a ball is hit from centre wicket to outside the ground, the distance it travels is 98 metres.
• The gradient of the grassed oval is 300 mm elevation from centre to edge.
• The goal posts are 15 metres high.

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New zealand vs west indies 2nd ODI live from AMI Stadium, Christchurch on 3rd Jan 2008 at 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT (Day Night).

1st ODI between West Indies and new zealand has been dropped due to rain. Both the teams are in equal and good form. Each  team won one twenty20 matches in  this two twenty20 match series.

Stadium Statistics:

It is now home to the Canterbury rugby and cricket teams, but a host of other sporting events have taken place there since its ten acres were bought for £2,500 in 1880. Athletics, Davis Cup tennis, swimming, cycling and even trotting, which is light harness racing, have all played their part at the ground. But perhaps the most unusual use of the venue occurred during the second World War when, owing to a decline in sport and an increase in financial difficulties, the ground was turned into a potato patch.

Rain scuppered the first cricket match in 1881, completely washing it out; the inaugural game ended up being played a year later, when an England XI played against Canterbury in front of crowds of 5,000. Now the ground can hold 36,500 but wherever you sit you are close to the pitch.

Summers can be extremely hot in Christchurch, which isn’t so pleasant for the fast bowlers, of course, but this didn’t stop Sir Richard Hadlee from taking 76 wickets at 21.5 here at his home ground. And he was key to the ground’s greatest moment in March 1987 when he ripped through a much-vaunted West Indies batting line-up: they crumbled to 100 and 165, and New Zealand went on to win by five wickets.

Test matches have been held there every year, apart from 1984-85 when the ground was rested after the pitch was severely criticized.

The ground has undergone two name changes. Originally Lancaster Park, it was renamed Jade Stadium in 1998. In 2007, it was renamed AMI Stadium after the insurance company acquired the naming rights. There are plans to increase the seating capacity before the 2015 World Cup.
Jenny Thompson August 2007

Also or formerly known as Lancaster Park, Jade Stadium (1998-2007)
Capacity 36,500
Floodlights Yes
End names Hadlee Stand End, Port Hills End
Home team(s) Canterbury

Team News: West Indies

Shivnarine Chanderpaul, the West Indies batsman, could miss the second ODI against New Zealand in Christchurch on Saturday with a hand injury. He sat out the first rain-ruined ODI of the five against New Zealand on New Year’s Eve as he was being treated for discomfort between thumb and forefinger in his left hand.

His absence leaves a huge hole, either in the middle order, as has been the norm in recent times, or as Chris Gayle’s opening partner, where he has been so effective in the past. With 7,719 runs, nine hundreds and an average of 40.84 in 238 ODIs, Chanderpaul is irreplaceable in a batting line-up of severely limited experience and quality. And he remains hungry for runs, whatever the length of the game.

His 13 ODIs last year – against South Africa, Sri Lanka, Australia and Pakistan – brought him 578 runs at an average of 64.22. His second most recent innings was an unbeaten 107 against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi in November.

His absence places additional pressure on captain Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan at the top of the order. They are the only batsmen in the squad with more than 30 ODIs, the only ones who have hundreds to their name apart from Xavier Marshall’s 157 not out against Canada, an associate ICC team, in Toronto in August.

The only batting alternatives are Brendan Nash, Shawn Findlay, Kieron Pollard and Carlton Baugh, the second wicket-keeper.

Nash proved his worth in his vital innings in the Tests, but, much like Larry Gomes and Jimmy Adams, other left-handers of his method from earlier eras, his game is suited more to five than one day. Pollard and Findlay are feeling their way and don’t seem up to it at this level. There is not much more to say about the choice of two keepers.

The situation supports Gayle’s point, made during the home series against Australia, that it is self-defeating to introduce so many new players at one time.

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New Zealand vs West Indies 1st Twenty20 live from Eden Park, Auckland on 26 Dec 2008 at 17:00 local, 04:00 GMT

Both New Zealand and West Indies cricket team is in good form both the team have good records in 20-20 crciket.

West Indies:Captain Gayle hits most sixes in the twenty 20 international cricket match

New Zealand : Mc Cullum is the highest run scorer in twenty 20 international cricket match

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