13 December 2025. Updated Start Time for Day Three of the Test Match at Hagley Oval Hagley Oval has confirmed a revised first-ball start time of 10.58am for Day 3 of the Test match. A brief rain delay earlier today caused a small disruption, but the combination of an early start this morning and a later-than-scheduled finish has helped pull the match close to back on track. With the original first-ball time set for 11.00am, tomorrow’s adjusted start allows officials to fine-tune the schedule and ensure as much play as possible is completed across the remaining days. All venue operations will continue as normal, with gates opening at the usual time. Spectators are encouraged to arrive early and settle in for another full day of Test cricket as the match builds into a key phase. Any further updates will be provided across our official channels. Please note: All timings are approximate and subject to change. Play can start at 10:30am on Days 2 – 5 if time has been lost due to weather. Play can also extend to 6:30pm for a slow over rate or 7pm if weather has delayed play. Lunch and tea timings are more or less fixed unless there is a change of innings close to the scheduled break. 🎟

1st December 2025. Updated Start Time for Day Two of the Test Match at Hagley Oval Following an eventful opening day of Test cricket at Hagley Oval, we wish to advise that the start time for Day Two has been updated. The first ball will now be bowled at 10.35am, brought forward from the originally scheduled 11.00am.This adjustment has been made to accommodate rain delays and a slow over rate during today’s play. All other match-day details remain the same, including gate opening times, venue operations, ticketing, hospitality, and broadcast arrangements. Day One Recap At stumps, the BLACKCAPS reached 231/9 after 70 overs in their first innings, with bad light bringing a premature end to proceedings. The day featured a welcome highlight for Blackcaps fans as Kane Williamson marked his return to Test cricket with a composed 52, anchoring the innings through challenging conditions. Plan for Day Two With the earlier start time now confirmed, we encourage fans to adjust their plans and arrive early to enjoy another full day of world-class Test cricket at Hagley Oval. Stay tuned to our website and social channels for updates throughout the Test. Please note: All timings are approximate and subject to change. Play can start at 10:30am on Days 2 – 5 if time has been lost due to weather. Play can also extend to 6:30pm for a slow over rate or 7pm if weather has delayed play. Lunch and tea timings are more or less fixed unless there is a change of

16 November 2025. The stage is set for an exciting One Day International between the BLACKCAPS and the West Indies this Sunday at Hagley Oval. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your day at the Oval. Key Match Details Please note, all timings are approximate and subject to change. 🎟 TICKETS Tickets are still available!Grab your general admission tickets online at tickets.nzc.nz 🚪 VENUE ACCESS Entry is available through the following gates: Please have your ticket ready for scanning at the gate to ensure smooth entry. 🚗 PARKING & TRANSPORT There is no public parking inside Hagley Park for this event.Spectators are encouraged to use public transport, cycling, or walking where possible. Nearby parking options: Public Transport: Plan your journey at metroinfo.co.nz. 🍔 FOOD & BEVERAGE A fantastic range of local food and beverage vendors will be on-site, including: Food Vendors: Coffee & Drinks: Most vendors operate cashless, so please bring card payment options. 🧺 WHAT TO BRING You’re welcome to bring along: A full list of permitted and prohibited items can be found on our website.All bags will be checked on entry. ♻️ HELP US KEEP HAGLEY GREEN Please use the bins provided and help us keep Hagley Park clean. Bring only what you need and take any rubbish with you when you leave or make sure to use the waste bins around the venue. Plan Your Visit For more information on getting to Hagley Oval, amenities, accessibility, and what to expect on match