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Twenty20 Programme 2006/07 FORD TROPHY 2018-19 MATCH OFFICIALS APPOINTMENTS Date Team 1 Team 2 Venue Match Referee Umpire 1 Umpire 2 24/10/2018 Central Stags Otago Volts Saxton Oval, Nelson Richard Hayward Chris Brown Ash Mehtrora 24/10/2018 Wellington Firebirds Canterbury Basin Reserve, Wellington Kevin Pulley Shaun Haig Garth Stirrat 24/10/2018 Auckland Aces Northern Districts Eden Park, Outer Oval, Auckland Ross Dykes Wayne Knights Billy Bowden 28/10/2018 Northern Districts Otago Volts Seddon Park, Hamilton Kevin Earl Chris Brown Billy Bowden 28/10/2018 Auckland Aces Wellington Firebirds Eden Park, Outer Oval, Auckland Ross Dykes Shaun Haig Wayne Knights 28/10/2018 Central Stags Canterbury Pukekura Park, New Plymouth Gary Baxter Tim Parlane John Bromley 31/10/2018 Central Stags Northern Districts Saxton Oval, Nelson Richard Hayward Billy Bowden Ash Mehtrora 31/10/2018 Canterbury Auckland Aces Hagley Oval, Christchurch Gary Baxter Tim Parlane John Bromley 31/10/2018 Wellington Firebirds Otago Volts Basin Reserve, Wellington Kevin Pulley Tony Gillies Derek Walker 4/11/2018 Wellington Firebirds Northern Districts Basin Reserve, Wellington Ross Dykes Chris Brown Tony Gillies 4/11/2018 Otago Volts Central Stags University of Otago Oval, Dunedin Kevin Pulley Shaun Haig John Bromley 4/11/2018 Auckland Aces Canterbury Eden Park, Outer Oval, Auckland Kevin Earl Billy Bowden John Dempsey 7/11/2018 Otago Volts Canterbury University of Otago Oval, Dunedin Ross Dykes Shaun Haig John Bromley 7/11/2018 Wellington Firebirds Auckland Aces Basin Reserve, Wellington Kevin Pulley Tim Parlane Derek Walker 7/11/2018 Northern Districts Central Stage Seddon Park, Hamilton Gary Baxter Chris Brown Glen Walklin 10/11/2018 Auckland Central Stags Eden Park, Outer Oval, Auckland Gary Baxter Chris Brown Garth Stirrat 10/11/2018 Otago Volts Wellington Firebirds University of Otago Oval, Dunedin Ross Dykes Shaun Haig Derek Walker 10/11/2018 Northern Districts Canterbury Seddon Park, Hamilton Kevin Earl Tony Gillies Ash Mehrotra 14/11/2018 Auckland Aces Otago Volts BSO, Lincoln University Gary Baxter Billy Bowden Eugene Sanders 14/11/2018 Wellington Firebirds Central Stags Lincoln No. 3, Lincoln University Kevin Earl Tony Gillies Tim Parlane 14/11/2018 Canterbury Northern Districts Hagley Oval, Christchurch Richard Hayward Derek Walker Ash Mehrotra 16/11/2018 Central Stags Auckland Aces BSO, Lincoln University Kevin Earl Tony Gillies John Bromley 16/11/2018 Otago Volts Northern Districts Lincoln No. 3, Lincoln University Richard Hayward Derek Walker Ash Mehrotra 16/11/2018 Canterbury Wellington Firebirds Hagley Oval, Christchurch Gary Baxter Billy Bowden Damian Morrow 18/11/2018 Central Stags Wellington Firebirds BSO, Lincoln University Kevin Earl Derek Walker Tim Parlane 18/11/2018 Canterbury Otago Volts Lincoln No. 3, Lincoln University Gary Baxter Billy Bowden John Bromley Copyright This 2018-19 itinerary is copyright to New Zealand Cricket Inc. and cannot be reproduced in whole or part without the express prior written approval of New Zealand Cricket. All rights reserved. 18/11/2018 Northern Districts Auckland Aces Hagley Oval, Christchurch Richard Hayward Tony Gillies Ash Mehrotra 24/11/2018 Central Stags Canterbury Pukekura Park, New Plymouth Kevin Earl Tim Parlane Derek Walker 24/11/2018 Otago Volts Auckland Aces Queens Park, Invercargill Gary Baxter Shaun Haig John Bromley 24/11/2018 Northern Districts Wellington Firebirds Cobham Oval, Whangarei Richard Hayward Tony Gillies John Dempsey Copyright This 2018-19 itinerary is copyright to New Zealand Cricket Inc. and cannot be reproduced in whole or part without the express prior written approval of New Zealand Cricket. All rights reserved. .
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