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England tour of New Zealand 2013


England will tour New Zealand next year in January 2013.


England will play three Tests, three ODI's and three Twenty20 international with New Zealand since 2008. Following the ODI series, the first Test will be held at Dunedin's University Park start on March 6, 2013.

England tour of New Zealand:

  • T20 warm-up - New Zealand XI v England - Feb 4 - Cobham Oval, Whangarei
  • T20 warm-up - New Zealand XI v England - Feb 6 - Cobham Oval, Whangarei
  • First Twenty20 International - Feb 9 - Eden Park, Auckland
  • Second Twenty20 International - Feb 12 - Seddon Park, Hamilton
  • First ODI - Feb 17 - Seddon Park, Hamilton
  • Second ODI - Feb 20 - McLean Park, Napier
  • Third ODI - Feb 23 - Eden Park, Auckland
  • Four-day warm-up - NZ XI v England - February 27-March 2 - Queenstown Events Centre
  • First Test - Mar 6-10 - University Oval, Dunedin
  • Second Test - Mar 14-18 - Hawkins Basin Reserve, Wellington
  • Third Test - Mar 22-26 - Eden Park, Auckland

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