Seddon Park
Hamilton
FACTS
| Opened | 1950 |
| Capacity | 10,000 with flexibility to 30 000 |
| Known as | Trust Bank Park; WestpacTrust Park;Westpac Park |
| Ends | Members End, City End |
| Location | Hamilton, New Zealand |
| Time Zone | UTC +13:00 |
| Home to | Northern Districts |
| Floodlights | Yes |
| Curator | Andy Brown |
England tour of New Zealand, 2025 matches scheduled at this venue
The Ford Trophy 2025-26 matches scheduled at this venue
West Indies tour of New Zealand, 2025 matches scheduled at this venue
Plunket Shield 2025-26 matches scheduled at this venue
Super Smash 2025-26 matches scheduled at this venue
Zimbabwe Women tour of New Zealand, 2026 matches scheduled at this venue
South Africa Women tour of New Zealand, 2026 matches scheduled at this venue
South Africa tour of New Zealand, 2026 matches scheduled at this venue
Venue description:
Named after former New Zealand Prime Minister, Richard John Seddon, Seddon Park, is the 4th largest ground in New Zealand. Originally a cricket ground, the venue has also been used for hockey, rugby and rugby league matches. Previously named as Trust Bank Park, the stadium has reverted to its original name at the end of the bank sponsorship.
The stadium hosted its first One Day International on 15 February 1981. The hosts beat the visiting Indian team by a convincing margin of 57 runs.
How does the pitch play?
Seddon Park is a well-grassed stadium with a centre block of 9 pitches, running approximately North/South. These are usually very good batting tracks (source: Wikipedia).
By Pradeep Krishnamurthy
STATS - TEST
| Total matches | 29 |
| Matches won batting first | 10 |
| Matches won bowling first | 11 |
| Average 1st Inns scores | 311 |
| Average 2nd Inns scores | 318 |
| Average 3rd Inns scores | 242 |
| Average 4th Inns scores | 175 |
| Highest total recorded | 715/6 (163 Ov) by NZ vs BAN |
| Lowest total recorded | 93/10 (43.3 Ov) by NZ vs PAK |
STATS - ODI
STATS - T20
