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Hagley Oval Match Schedule Summer 2015/2016 Start date Series Event Name Start Time Ticketed Event 5/10/2015 Sri Lanka A V NZ A One Day Game 10.30am No 7/10/2015 Sri Lanka A V NZ A One Day Game 10.30am No 17/10/2015 Sri Lanka A V NZ A 4 day game 10.30am No 18/10/2015 Sri Lanka A V NZ A 10.30am No 19/10/2015 Sri Lanka A V NZ A 10.30am No 20/10/2015 Sri Lanka A V NZ A 10.30am No 24/10/2015 Plunket Shield Canterbury v Otago Volts 10.30am No 8/11/2015 Georgie Pie Super Smash Canterbury Kings V Wellington Firebirds 1:10pm Yes 12/11/2015 Georgie Pie Super Smash Canterbury Kings V Otago Volts 4pm Yes 13/11/2016 NZ Women V Sri Lanka Women 5th ODI 10:30am No 15/11/2015 NZ Women V Sri Lanka Women 1st T20 2pm No 26/11/2015 Georgie Pie Super Smash Canterbury Kings V Auckland Aces 4pm Yes 4/12/2015 TransTasman T20 Canterbury Kings V Sydney Thunder 4.30pm Yes 6/12/2015 Georgie Pie Super Smash Canterbury Kings V Central Stags 3pm Yes 26/12/2015 International Test - ODI Black Caps V Sri Lanka 11am Yes 28/12/2015 International Test - ODI Black Caps V Sri Lanka 11am Yes 2/01/2016 Women's T20 Canterbury Magicians V Northern Spirit 3pm No 3/01/2016 Ford Trophy Canterbury V Wellington Firebirds 11am Yes 6/01/2016 Ford Trophy Canterbury v Otago Volts 11am Yes 13/01/2016 Ford Trophy Canterbury V Auckland Aces 11am Yes 17/01/2016 Ford Trophy Canterbury V Central Stags 11am Yes 29/01/2016 Women's T20 Canterbury Magicians V Otago Sparks 4pm No 30/01/2016 Ford Trophy GRAND FINAL (TBC) 11am Yes 30/01/2016 Women's One Day Comp Canterbury Magicians V Otago Sparks 10.30am No 31/01/2016 Women's One Day Comp Canterbury Magicians V Otago Sparks 10am No 5/02/2016 Plunket Shield Canterbury V Auckland Aces 10:30am No 20/02/2016 International Test - Test Black Caps V Australia 11am Yes 21/02/2016 International Test - Test Black Caps V Australia 11am Yes 22/02/2016 International Test - Test Black Caps V Australia 11am Yes 23/02/2016 International Test - Test Black Caps V Australia 11am Yes 24/02/2016 International Test - Test Black Caps V Australia 11am Yes 15/03/2016 Plunket Shield Canterbury V Wellington Firebirds 10:30am No 23/03/2016 Plunket Shield Canterbury v Northern Knights 10:30am No .

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