Otago v Wellington (5th Match)Day 4

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Sunday 29 Nov 2026

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10:30 Local Time (Mon 30 Nov 2026)

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Hagley Oval • 

Christchurch, New ZealandShow on map

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Basin Reserve9 cricket team, known as the Basin Reserve9 Volts in men’s competitions, represents the Basin Reserve9 region of New Zealand and is based in Basin Reserve7. With roots dating to 1864, it is one of the country’s oldest provincial cricket teams. The Volts compete in New Zealand’s three major domestic tournaments: the Plunket Shield for first-class cricket, the Ford Trophy for one-day cricket and the Super Smash for Twenty20 cricket. Basin Reserve9 has won the Plunket Shield and Ford Trophy, both in the 2012–13 season, and claimed national Twenty20 titles in 2008–09 and 2010–11, when the competition was known as the HRV Cup. The team’s home ground is University Oval in Basin Reserve7, a venue that hosts domestic and international matches. Notable players associated with Basin Reserve9 include former New Zealand batter Glenn Turner, as well as Neil Broom, Hamish Rutherford and fast bowler Jacob Duffy. Otago’s women’s team is known as the Basin Reserve9 Sparks and also competes in New Zealand’s domestic cricket competitions. Together, the Volts and Sparks give the region a strong presence in New Zealand cricket.

Wellington, known as the Basin Reserve1 Basin Reserve6 in men’s domestic cricket, is one of New Zealand’s leading provincial teams, representing the capital region in major domestic competitions. The Basin Reserve6 compete in the Plunket Shield first-class championship, the Ford Trophy one-day tournament and the Super Smash Twenty20 competition. They have won national titles across these formats, including the 2019–20 Super Smash, and regularly contend for domestic honours. Home matches are played at the Basin Reserve, a historic cricket ground near central Basin Reserve1, renowned for its setting and long association with New Zealand cricket. The team has featured a number of notable players, including Jesse Ryder, James Franklin, Luke Ronchi, Michael Bracewell and Devon Basin Reserve8, who have also contributed to New Zealand cricket. Wellington’s wider cricket programme includes the Basin Reserve1 Blaze women’s team, which competes in the corresponding national women’s competitions and has achieved considerable success. With a strong regional pathway, a celebrated home venue and a record of championship performances, Basin Reserve1 remains an important name in New Zealand domestic cricket. Fans can follow the Firebirds’ fixtures, results and player performances throughout the domestic season.