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| aidanward | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 11:30 on 22nd Jul 2012 Posts: 11 |
right, I think I might be sorted. Looking at maybe flying to Sydney for a couple of days, then over to Wellington for the 2nd Test then fly up to Auckland for a few days before flying home |
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| Hector | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 19:34 on 29th May 2008 Posts: 1214 Location: Somerset |
aidanward Wrote: right, I think I might be sorted. Looking at maybe flying to Sydney for a couple of days, then over to Wellington for the 2nd Test then fly up to Auckland for a few days before flying home The only problem with just doing one game is that it's a long way to go if the game is affected by external factors (such as rain). I did one test in the Carribean in 2009 and chose Antigua! |
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| Red Dwarf | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 18:30 on 31st Dec 2010 Posts: 8 |
I'm with Bikini on this one... I actually live in Auckland and I'm more likely to be going to the Basin Reserve Test than Eden Park... |
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| fernando | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 12:48 on 25th Apr 2008 Posts: 1691 |
Red Dwarf Wrote: I'm with Bikini on this one... I actually live in Auckland and I'm more likely to be going to the Basin Reserve Test than Eden Park... Anyone know the capacities of the test grounds. I should imagine there won't be a problem getting a tkt for Eden Park. |
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| peterw | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 23:05 on 21st Jan 2011 Posts: 95 |
Normally in the UK I would attend as much as time/money would allow, however on this occasion it is the three tests for me.. In answer to you question Fernado, I think I read that Eden Pk is 56,00, Wellington is 10,000 and Dunedin 3,000...... Big caveat on those figures though ! Dunedin was mentioned as going to double their capacity with temporary stands.... watching their recent test series against SA, the ground looked like the Whitgift ground Surrey use to play their festival cricket on, with a stand included ! Personally I will try and book the Dunedin tickets prior to arriving, me thinks both Wellington and Auckland should be ok to book upon arrival in the City...... unless someone informs me otherwise ! Hope that helps ! |
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| fernando | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 12:48 on 25th Apr 2008 Posts: 1691 |
peterw Wrote: Normally in the UK I would attend as much as time/money would allow, however on this occasion it is the three tests for me.. In answer to you question Fernado, I think I read that Eden Pk is 56,00, Wellington is 10,000 and Dunedin 3,000...... Big caveat on those figures though ! Dunedin was mentioned as going to double their capacity with temporary stands.... watching their recent test series against SA, the ground looked like the Whitgift ground Surrey use to play their festival cricket on, with a stand included ! Personally I will try and book the Dunedin tickets prior to arriving, me thinks both Wellington and Auckland should be ok to book upon arrival in the City...... unless someone informs me otherwise ! Hope that helps ! Indeed it does Peter. |
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| Howards Way | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 02:03 on 25th Sep 2012 Posts: 7 |
do quite a few take in the one dayers? i arrive beginning of feb for t20 in auckland then maybe 2 ODIs and defo all three tests |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1810 Location: Preston UK |
Howards Way Wrote: do quite a few take in the one dayers? i arrive beginning of feb for t20 in auckland then maybe 2 ODIs and defo all three tests Can't see many doing too many of the ODI's, just not worth the hassle for one day at that distance. Obviously some will attach some games to their test itinerary, but as is often said the majority on here are 'test men' and will design their trips predominantly around those. There will always be the ex-pats and travellers who generally make up some percentage at any England game, you definetly wo'nt be on your lonesome. |
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| Howards Way | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 02:03 on 25th Sep 2012 Posts: 7 |
Can't see many doing too many of the ODI's, just not worth the hassle for one day at that distance. Obviously some will attach some games to their test itinerary, but as is often said the majority on here are 'test men' and will design their trips predominantly around those. There will always be the ex-pats and travellers who generally make up some percentage at any England game, you definetly wo'nt be on your lonesome.[/quote] thanks for that, take in a few quieter games before a few come over for the tests. also, as a first timer watching england overseas, whats the crack on a night time? i take it there will be some alcohol consumed between everyone? |
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| fernando | Post subject: Re: tests or one dayers
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Joined: 12:48 on 25th Apr 2008 Posts: 1691 |
Howards Way Wrote: Can't see many doing too many of the ODI's, just not worth the hassle for one day at that distance. Obviously some will attach some games to their test itinerary, but as is often said the majority on here are 'test men' and will design their trips predominantly around those. There will always be the ex-pats and travellers who generally make up some percentage at any England game, you definetly wo'nt be on your lonesome. thanks for that, take in a few quieter games before a few come over for the tests. also, as a first timer watching england overseas, whats the crack on a night time? i take it there will be some alcohol consumed between everyone?[/quote] Only a little. |
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