Wellington Basin Reserve | New Zealand's Home of Cricket

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BLACKCAPS v Bangladesh | 3rd ODI

Friday 26 March
11:00 am

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Peachy Keen Music Festival

Saturday 03 April
All Day

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What’s On

28 February 2021

Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts | Ford Trophy

13 March 2021

Wellington Blaze v Otago Sparks | HBJ Shield

14 March 2021

Wellington Blaze v Otago Sparks | HBJ Shield

26 March 2021 - 29 March 2021

Wellington Firebirds v Northern Districts | Plunket Shield

26 March 2021

BLACKCAPS v Bangladesh | 3rd ODI

03 April 2021

Peachy Keen Music Festival

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Basin News

ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 announces limited time offer for ticketing venue packs

Fans will be able to go to all ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 (CWC22) round- robin matches in their chosen city for an extremely attractive, limit...
19 February, 2021
Basin Reserve to host Trans-Tasman showdown at ICC Women’s World Cup

The iconic Basin Reserve will host a Trans-Tasman showdown between Australia and New Zealand as well as five other pool matches and the first semi-fin...
15 December, 2020
Wellington city welcomes news of gender-neutral upgrades at Basin Reserve

Wellington is among the four cities to benefit from the player facilities upgrades announced by Minister of Sport and Recreation Hon Grant Robertson t...
19 November, 2020
Basin Reserve to host new music festival

The Basin Reserve will host one of Aotearoa’s newest and most exciting festival line-ups this summer – Peachy Keen presents Peachy Keen Festival...
10 November, 2020

HISTORY OF THE BASIN

Things have changed drastically since the early days, and the Basin Reserve has become one of the most popular cricket grounds in the world.

The pavilion is now a registered Historic Place, and the Basin Reserve itself has been a registered Historic Area since 1998. Our timeline highlights some of the key Basin Events over the years.

BASIN TIMELINE