Australian national cricket team in New Zealand in the 1999/2000 season

The tour of the Australian national cricket team to New Zealand in the 1999/2000 season took place from February 17 to April 3, 2000. The international cricket tour was part of the 1999/2000 international cricket season and included three tests and six ODIs . Australia won the Test Series 3-0 and the ODI Series 4-1.

prehistory

New Zealand previously played a tour against the West Indies , Australia a tour against India . The last meeting of the two teams on a tour took place in the 1997/98 season in New Zealand .

Stages

Auckland Christchurch (JS) Dunedin Hamilton Napier Wellington (BR) Wellington (WS)

Tour venues

The following stages have been designated as the venue for the tour.

Stadion	city	capacity	Games
Eden Park	Auckland	50,000	1st test; 2nd & 6th ODI
Jade Stadium	Christchurch	38,628	4. ODI
University oval	Dunedin	6,000	3. ODI
Seddon Park	Hamilton	10,000	3rd test
McLean Park	Napier	22,500	5. ODI
Basin Reserve	Wellington	11,000	2nd test
WestpacTrust Stadium	Wellington	34,500	1. ODI

Squad lists

Australia named its ODI roster on February 7th and its test roster on February 16, 2000. New Zealand named its ODI roster on February 9th and its test roster on March 7th, 2000.

test		ODI
New Zealand	Australia	New Zealand	Australia
Nathan Astle Chris Cairns Simon Doull Stephen Fleming Matt Horne Craig McMillan Shyne O'Connor Adam Parore Mathew Sinclair Craig Spearman Daryl Tuffey Daniel Vettori Paul Wiseman	Greg Blewett Adam Gilchrist Matthew Hayden Justin Langer Brett Lee Damien Martyn Glenn McGrath Colin Miller Michael Slater Shane Warne Mark Waugh Steve Waugh	Nathan Astle Chris Cairns Simon Doull Stephen Fleming Chris Harris Craig McMillan Chris Nevin Adam Parore Mathew Sinclair Craig Spearman Roger Twose Daniel Vettori Warren Wisneski Scott Styris Paul Wiseman	Michael Bevan Damien Fleming Adam Gilchrist Ian Harvey Matthew Hayden Damien Martyn Glenn McGrath Brett Lee Shane Lee Andrew Symonds Shane Warne Mark Waugh Steve Waugh

One-day internationals

First ODI in Wellington

February 17th scorecard	Wellington (WS)	Australia 119-1 (23/43)	-	New Zealand
		No result

Second ODI in Auckland

February 19th scorecard	Auckland	New Zealand 122 (30.1)	-	Australia 123-5 (24.4)
		Australia wins with 5 wickets

Third ODI in Dunedin

February 23 scorecard	Dunedin	Australia 310-4 (50)	-	New Zealand 260 (45)
		Australia wins with 50 runs

Fourth ODI in Christchurch

February 26 scorecard	Christchurch	Australia 349-6 (50)	-	New Zealand 301-9 (50)
		Australia wins with 48 runs

Fifth ODI in Napier

March 1st scorecard	Napier	New Zealand 243-9 (50)	-	Australia 245-5 (45.4)
		Australia wins with 5 wickets

Sixth ODI in Auckland

March 3 scorecard	Auckland	Australia 191 (46.2)	-	New Zealand 194-3 (41)
		New Zealand wins with 7 wickets

Testing

First test in Auckland

March 11-15 Scorecard	Auckland	Australia 214 (71) & 229 (77.5)	-	New Zealand 163 (62.1) & 218 (73.3)
		Australia wins with 62 runs

Second test in Wellington

June 24-27 Scorecard	Wellington (BR)	New Zealand 298 (80.5) & 294 (96.2)	-	Australia 419 (120.3) & 177-4 (54.1)
		Australia wins with 6 wickets

Third test in Hamilton

March 31 - April 3 scorecard	Hamilton	New Zealand 232 (82.5) & 229 (86.4)	-	Australia 252 (61.5) & 212-4 (41.3)
		Australia wins with 6 wickets

Web links

• The series on Cricinfo

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ponting named in unchanged squad for NZ one-dayers ( English ) Cricinfo. February 7, 2000. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
2. ↑ Ponting and Hayden named in 14-man Test squad ( English ) Cricinfo. February 16, 2000. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
3. ↑ Injury forces changes in Black Caps team ( English ) Cricinfo. February 9, 2000. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
4. ↑ NZ Test selectors recall Parore, Spearman, McMillan ( English ) Cricinfo. March 7, 2000. Retrieved July 20, 2017.