New Zealand's fixtures for the 2019-20 home summer

Men's series vs Englan

November 1: 1st T20I, Christchurch
November 3: 2nd T20I, Wellington (Westpac)
November 5: 3rd T20I, Nelson
November 8: 4th T20I, Napier
November 10: 5th T20I, Auckland
November 21-25: 1st Test, Mount Maunganui
November 29-December 3: 2nd Test, Hamilton

Men's series vs India

January 24: 1st T20I, Auckland
January 26: 2nd T20I, Auckland
January 29: 3rd T20I, Hamilton
January 31: 4th T20I, Wellington (Westpac)
February 2: 5th T20I, Mount Maunganui
February 5: 1st ODI, Hamilton
February 8: 2nd ODI, Auckland
February 11: 3rd ODI, Mount Maunganui
February 21-February 25: 1st Test, Wellington (Basin Reserve)
February 29-March 4: 2nd Test, Christchurch

Women's series vs South Africa

January 25: 1st ODI, Auckland (Outer Oval)
January 27: 2nd ODI, Auckland (Outer Oval)
January 30: 3rd ODI, Hamilton
February 2: 1st T20I, Mount Maunganui
February 6: 2nd T20I, Hamilton
February 9: 3rd T20I, Wellington (Basin Reserve)
February 10: 4th T20I, Wellington (Basin Reserve)
February 13: 5th T20I, Dunedin

Men's series vs Australia

March 24: 1st T20I, Dunedin
March 27: 2nd T20I, Auckland
March 29: 3rd T20I, Christchurch

New Zealand begin their 2019-20 home season with the first of five T20s against England at Christchurch on November 1 before Tests at Mount Maunganui and Hamilton, with the tour ending on December 3. "We're simply delighted with the way it's all fitted together," said David White, the New Zealand Cricket CEO. "We're particularly thrilled for all those involved in securing Bay Oval as New Zealand's ninth Test venue. A lot of people have worked hard for this recognition and I'm sure the venue will continue to go from strength to strength."

The men's team then flies to Australia for three Tests from December 12 to January 7, including a day-night Test, the Box Day Test, and the New Year’s Test at Perth, Melbourne, and Sydney, respectively. While they were initially scheduled to complete their tour of Australia with three ODIs immediately after the Sydney Test, a scheduling tussle between Cricket Australia and the BCCI meant that Australia would be instead traveling to India for three ODIs themselves. But after they return home from Australia, New Zealand will have India visiting them for a full tour comprising as many as 5 T20s, 3 ODIs, and 2 Tests. Australia rounded off New Zealand's home season with 3 T20s at Dunedin, Auckland, and Christchurch after facing off their neighbors in 3 ODIs at home.

"We take our hats off to Eden Park," White added. "They've really come to the party; obtaining resource consents, offering compelling commercial terms and a reduction in match-day costs, and consistently preparing high-quality wickets and outfield. This is a notified consent process and I'd really encourage the cricket community to make submissions in support of the game - which is scheduled for India's Republic Day and is shaping up to be a wonderful occasion".