Matches Posted Kiwi T20 Elite League Champions Crowned

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The Kiwi T20 Elite League is the current domestic Twenty20cricket competition in New Zealand, replacing the HRV Cup. The tournament consists of a double round-robin, with the top TWO teams qualifying for the finals. The champion will qualifying for the Champions League Twenty20 tournament later in the next year.
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Manager(s): SAM. & Sarvesh. Coach: Imran Khan Captain: AB de Villiers Home Ground: Eden Park, Auckland --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SQUAD Martin Guptill Collin Munro Robert O'Donell Gareth Hopkins AB de Villiers Tim McIntosh Anaru Kitchen Jeet Raval Mahela Jayawardene Donovan Grobbelaar Collin de Grandhomme James Fuller Angelo Mathews Kagiso Rabada Kyle Mills Mitchell McClenaghan Bruce Martin Mohammed Shami

 

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Manager(s): Sabit Tahmin & greymatter776 Coach: Gary Kirsten Captain: Kane Williamson Home Ground: Seddon Park, Hamilton --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SQUAD Rohit Sharma BJ Watling Daniel Flynn Kane Williamson Joe Carter James Baker Tim Seifert Quinton de Kock Mitchell Santner Corey Anderson Kieron Pollard Daryl Mitchell Jono Boult Shakib Al Hasan Tim Southee Trent Boult Mitchell Starc Ish Sodhi

 

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Manager(s): Saroj padhy & Aravind. Coach: Stephen Fleming Captain: Brendon McCullum Home Ground: University Oval, Dunedin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SQUAD Hamish Rutherford Neil Broom Virat Kohli Aaron Redmond Craig Cumming Michael Bracewell Brendon McCullum Dwayne Smith Jesse Ryder James Neesham Nathan McCullum Sam Wells JP Duminy Ravichandran Ashwin Ian Butler Mitchell Johnson Neil Wagner Nick Beard

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Manager(s): Cyclops11 & talahayat Coach: Mark Greatbatch Captain: Grant Elliott Home Ground: Basin Reserve, Wellington --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SQUAD Michael Papps Stephen Murdoch Chris Gayle Michael Pollard Steve Smith Tom Blundell Luke Ronchi Grant Elliott James Franklin Luke Woodcock Matt Taylor Moeen Ali Mark Gillespie Andy McKay James Anderson Jeetan Patel Mustafizur Rahman Brent Arnel

 

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FIXTURES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Warm-ups: Auckland Aces v All Stars XI at Eden Park, Auckland - Result Northern Knights v All Srars XI at Seddon Park, Hamilton - Result Otago Volts v All Stars XI at University Oval, Dunedin - Result Wellington Firebirds v All Stars XI at Basin Reserve, Wellington - Result Round 1 Auckland Aces v Northern Knights at Eden Park Auckland - Result Otago Volts v Wellington Firebirds at University Oval, Dunedin - Result Round 2 Northern Knights v Otago Volts at Seddon Park, Hamilton - Result Wellington Firebirds v Auckland Aces at Basin Reserve, Wellington - Result Round 3 Northern Knights v Wellington Firebirds at Seddon Park, Hamilton - Result Otago Volts v Auckland Aces at University Oval, Dunedin - Result Round 4 [Uneven pitch] Wellington Firebirds v Northern Knights at Basin Reserve, Wellington - Result Auckland Aces v Otago Volts at Eden Park, Aucland - Result Round 5 [Hard pitch] Northern Knights v Auckland Aces at Seddon Park, Hamilton - Result Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts at Basin Reserve, Wellington - Result Round 6 [Green pitch] Otago Volts v Northern Knights at University Oval, Dunedin - Result Auckland Aces v Wellington Firebirds at Eden Park, Auckland - Result Final Aucland Aces vs Northern Knights at Basin Reserve, Wellington - Result

STANDINGS:

#|Status|TEAM|PLD|WON|LOST|NR|PTS
1| Q | Auckland Aces |6|5|1|0| 20
2| Q | Northern Knights |6|3|3|0| 12
3| |Otago Volts|6|2|4|0| 8
4| |Wellington Firebirds|6|2|4|0| 8

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Tests have been played at Eden Park since 1929-30 and the ground hosted New Zealand's first Test victory, against West Indies in 1955-56. But it is also the scene of a dark day in New Zealand Test cricket history when, on 28 March 1955, the hosts collapsed to their lowest Test score - 26 all out - against England. The pavilion is steeped in tradition, contrasting with two massive modern grandstands which push the capacity over 40,000. All stands have covered and uncovered seating. The humid and sub-tropical conditions combine to produce wickets that assist slow and spin bowlers. The ground resembles a baseball diamond, which can flummox visiting captains in their field placement.



The University Oval ground is located in Logan Park, which itself was built between 1913 and 1920 on the silted-up inlet of Otago Harbour. The Park contains many sports pitches, and as well as the cricket venue. A beautiful tree-lined ground with a main pavilion and a grandstand at one end, and plenty of flat grassy banks for spectators, the playing area was expanded and the pitch rotated ahead of Otago switching there in 2004. It had been used occasionally for major cricket since 1978-79. In 2007-08 it hosted its first Test, becoming New Zealand's seventh Test venue, but its second, in December 2008 against West Indies, was controversial because considerable time was lost to rain and the facilities and groundstaff came in for much criticism.

Formerly known as Seddon Park, having been named for former New Zealand Prime Minister Richard John (King Dick) Seddon, the oval was renamed Trustbank Park following a major renovation and construction of the present pavilion, sponsored by Trustbank Waikato, in 1990. In 1997 a merger between Westpac and Trust Bank meant the renaming of the ground to WestpacTrust Park in line with the new bank's name.The ground is located close to the centre of Hamilton, New Zealand's fifth largest city 150 kilometres south of Auckland, and is renowned for it's village green-style setting, affording a picnic atmosphere for spectators.WestpacTrust Park has been the Northern Districts' Cricket Association's main home venue since the Association was formed for the 1956/57 season. It became New Zealand's newest test venue in the 1990/91 season when New Zealand and Sri Lanka played out a drawn match.

estled beneath Mount Victoria and Mount Cook, the Basin Reserve is an island of cricket in inner city Wellington. Spectators are accommodated on a grass bank on the eastern side of the ground, a natural sun trap which also provides shelter from the notorious southerly winds. The ground is protected by Act of Parliament and is New Zealand's only sport ground on the National Heritage list.Cricket in Wellington received a surprise boost in 1855, courtesy of an unexpected earthquake which flattened out enough ground to create the Basin Reserve. The ground, however, was swampy and it was another 13 years until the ground was completed and the first match was played between Wellington Volunteers and representatives of HMS Falcon in 1868.Local enthusiasts had to wait until 1968-69 for New Zealand's first Test victory on the ground, against West Indies. It was also the scene of a then-world record for all Test wickets when, in 1990-91, Martin Crowe (299) and Andrew Jones (186) posted 467 runs in their third-wicket stand against Sri Lanka.Sir Richard Hadlee took his 300th Test wicket here, when he removed the Australian captain Allan Border.
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SQUAD:​

• Each team will consist 18 players each with 13 being Locals and 5 being Overseas​
• For a match, 11 players will play(7 locals , 4 Overseas )​

GUIDELINES:​

• Each player should at least play one match and even to be rested for one.​

INJURIES:

Injures will be randomly generated using random.org at the end of every round.​

 

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From Season II​

 

[Rohith.]

Christchurch @Ali.

 

[Aravind.]

Will join as a co manager.

 

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Guys Christchurch has been replaced by Wellington.
So the final allotments are:
Auckland Aces: @SAM.
Northeren Knights: @Sabit Tahmin
Otago Volts: @Saroj padhy & @Aravind.
Wellington Firebirds: @Cyclops11 & @talahayat
I humbly request all the teams to post their 13 locals from the original squad. Later I'll let you know what you have to do about the overseas.

Suggesting @Sodium @Sarvesh. to join.

 

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Guys Christchurch has been replaced by Wellington.
So the final allotments are:
Auckland Aces: @Aravind. & @SAM.
Northeren Knights: @Sabit Tahmin
Otago Volts: @Saroj padhy
Wellington Firebirds: @Cyclops11 & @talahayat
I humbly request all the teams to post their 13 locals from the original squad. Later I'll let you know what you have to do about the overseas.

Suggesting @Sodium @Sarvesh. to join.

@Aravind. @SAM. @Sabit Tahmin @Saroj padhy @Cyclops11 @talahayat


@Sodium @Sarvesh.

 

[Aravind.]

@Ali. can i be the co for @Saroj padhy because we are already managing a team together, so it will be easy to communicate with each other.

 

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@Ali. can i be the co for @Saroj padhy because we are already managing a team together, so it will be easy to communicate with each other.