Open Sunday 11-2 or by booking
Find us at the Basin Reserve
Summer season: October - April
Open hours
*Open days with ‘$’ are paid game days. This means access to the museum is restricted to those who have tickets to the game.
The first star of women's cricket in New Zealand was a young Ngāi Tahu woman named Blanche Te Rangi, this is her story
The New Zealand Cricket Museum is located at the historic Basin Reserve. Regarded as one of the world’s best cricket grounds by players and fans alike, the Basin has a long history, but many people don’t know the origins of how it came to host cricket.
Two years of toil culminated with the BLACKCAPS claiming victory in the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final against India in Southampton.
New Zealand v Australia Tests at the Basin Reserve from 1946 - 2016
The story of the first recorded cricket match in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Follow the evolution of the cricket bat, from the unique curved shape of one of the world's oldest remaining bats to the bat we know today - and beyond.
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The first West Indies team to visit our shores arrived in November 1930 on its way to Australia to play a five Test series. This timeline celebrates 95 years of the West Indies tours to New Zealand and the highs and lows that accompany that long Test history.
Part two of the timeline celebrating 95 years of the West Indies tours to New Zealand.
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Of all the cricketing relationships that New Zealand has built over the years, perhaps none are quite as dynamic as the one shared with South Africa.
