New Zealand tour of England and Scotland, 2008 - England v New Zealand Cricekt Schedule 2008-09

Result: England won Test Series by 2-0, and New Zealand won ODI 3-1

New Zealand in England and Scotland 2008

Date & time	Detail
Apr-2008
Sun 27 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	Warm Up Match 1 - Marylebone Cricket Club vs New Zealand Arundel Castle Cricket Club Ground No result
Mon 28 - Wed 30 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT	Warm Up Match 2 - Kent vs New Zealand St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury Match drawn
May-2008
Fri 02 - Mon 05 10:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	Warm Up Match 3 - Essex vs New Zealand County Ground, Chelmsford, Chelmsford New Zealanders won by 92 runs
Thu 08 - Sun 11 10:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	Warm Up Match 4 - England Lions vs New Zealand The Rose Bowl, Southampton Match drawn
Thu 15 - Mon 19 10:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	1st Test - England vs New Zealand Kennington Oval, London Match drawn
Fri 23 - Tue 27 10:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	2nd Test - England vs New Zealand Old Trafford, Manchester England won by 6 wickets in four days
Fri 30 - Sun 01 10:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	Warm Up Match 5 - Northamptonshire vs New Zealand County Ground, Northampton, Northampton Match drawn
Jun-2008
Thu 05 - Mon 09 10:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	3rd Test - England vs New Zealand Trent Bridge, Nottingham England won inning and 9 runs
Wed 11 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	Warm Up Match 6 - Worcestershire vs New Zealand County Ground, Worcester, Worcester New Zealanders won by 95 runs
Fri 13 17:30 local \| 16:30 GMT	Only T20I - England vs New Zealand Old Trafford, Manchester England won by 9 wickets
Sun 15 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	1st ODI - England vs New Zealand Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street England won by 114 runs
Wed 18 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	2nd ODI - England vs New Zealand Edgbaston, Birmingham No Result
Sat 21 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	3rd ODI - England vs New Zealand County Ground, Bristol, Bristol New Zealand won by 22 runs
Wed 25 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	4th ODI - England vs New Zealand Kennington Oval, London New Zealoand won by 1 wicket at last ball
Sat 28 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	5th ODI - England vs New Zealand Lord's, London New Zealand won by 51 runs
Jul-2008
Tue 01 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	First ODI Tri Series - Ireland vs New Zealand Mannofield Park, Aberdeen New Zealand won by 290 runs
Wed 02 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	2nd ODI - Ireland vs Scotland Mannofield Park, Aberdeen Scotland won by 5 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)
Thu 03 10:45 local \| 09:45 GMT	3rd ODI, Tri-Series - Scotland vs New Zealand Mannofield Park, Aberdeen New Zealand won by 8 wickets (with 35.2 overs remaining)

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Scores	Upcoming	Results
South Africa vs Pakistan - 3rd ODI 4th Test - Australia v India - December 26-30, 23:30 GMT 1st Test - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan - December 26-30, 07:30 GMT 3rd ODI - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan at Harare Afghanistan won by 8 wickets (with 139 balls remaining) 3rd T20I - West Indies v Bangladesh at St Vincent Bangladesh won by 80 runs

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