Fans allowed for double-header in New Zealand on Sunday

Fans will get to attend Black Caps' final T20I against Australia as well as the New Zealand women's team fixture against England in Wellington on Sunday.

Published : Mar 05, 2021 21:07 IST , Wellington

Aaron Finch and Kane Williamson shake hands after the second T20I between Australia and New Zealand in Dunedin.
Aaron Finch and Kane Williamson shake hands after the second T20I between Australia and New Zealand in Dunedin.
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Aaron Finch and Kane Williamson shake hands after the second T20I between Australia and New Zealand in Dunedin.

Spectators will be allowed for Black Caps' final T20 International against Australia as well as the New Zealand women's team fixture against England here on Sunday after COVID-19 related restrictions were relaxed in Wellington.

Last week New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern had announced fresh COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in the country.

Wellington had been placed under Level 2 of the alert system which allowed sports events to take place behind closed doors.

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"The relaxation of Wellington’s Alert Level status means spectators are now able to attend Sunday’s final T20I double-header at Sky Stadium," New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said in a statement.

The double header -- the Black Caps' final T20I against Australia and the New Zealand women's team's final T20 fixture against England -- was moved from Tauranga, earlier this week due to logistical reasons.

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The COVID-19 restrictions had also led NZC to shift Wednesday's matches from Auckland to Wellington.

While the men's series is locked at 2-2, England women have sealed the series 2-0.

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