Queenstown Events Centre

Queenstown Events Centre in numbers

Queenstown Events Centre, in Queenstown, New Zealand, has staged 7 one-day internationals in CricArcade's archives. The first was an ODI between Sri Lanka and New Zealand in 2005, and the most recent international here was in 2014.

Of the 7 ODIs played at Queenstown Events Centre, sides batting first have won 1 and chasing sides 4; 2 produced no result. New Zealand have played 7 of those ODIs and won 5, lost 0 and tied or had no result in 2, a win rate of 71%. The most frequent visitors have been West Indies (3). Its busiest decade was the 2000s, with 5 ODIs. Brendon McCullum has made more ODI runs here than anyone, 190 in 4 innings, and Daniel Vettori has taken the most wickets, 8 in 5 ODIs. The highest total is New Zealand's 283 for 4 in 2014; the lowest completed innings Bangladesh's 93 in 2007; the highest individual score Corey Anderson's 131 not out against West Indies in 2014; the best bowling Daniel Vettori's 5 for 7 in 2007. The widest margin by runs was New Zealand's 159-run win over West Indies in 2014. The closest finish: New Zealand won by 1 wicket (2006).

ODIs at Queenstown Events Centre

7 ODIs, 2005 to 2014. The first was Sri Lanka v New Zealand on 31 December 2005: New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 76 balls remaining).

First-innings totals by decade

Closest finishes

• New Zealand won by 1 wicket (with 0 balls remaining) (2006)

Most recent matches

• New Zealand v West Indies (ODI, 1 January 2014): New Zealand won by 159 runs
• Pakistan v New Zealand (ODI, 26 January 2011): No result
• West Indies v New Zealand (ODI, 31 December 2008): No result
• Bangladesh v New Zealand (ODI, 31 December 2007): New Zealand won by 10 wickets (with 264 balls remaining)
• Sri Lanka v New Zealand (ODI, 31 December 2006): New Zealand won by 1 wicket (with 0 balls remaining)
• West Indies v New Zealand (ODI, 22 February 2006): New Zealand won by 3 wickets (with 48 balls remaining)
• Sri Lanka v New Zealand (ODI, 31 December 2005): New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 76 balls remaining)