22/01Result

27th Match (D/N), Super Smash at Christchurch, Jan 23 2026

WellingtonWellingtonWELL
178/5 (20 ov)
CanterburyCanterburyCANT
136/8 (16 ov, target 150)

Wellington won by 13 runs (DLS)

Match Centre

Match Details

Hagley Oval, Christchurch

Series

Super Smash 2025

Toss

Wellington , elected to bat first

Season

2025/26

Hours of play (local time)

17.55 start, First Session 17.55-19.25, Interval 19.25-19.45, Second Session 19.45-21.05

Match days

23 January 2026 - day/night match (20-over match)

Points

Wellington 4, Canterbury 0

Scorecard Summary

WELLINGTON 178/5(20 OVERS)

Tom Blundell45 (37)
Sam Morgan71 (40)

Raunaq Kapur1/41 (3)
LLB Harper4/17 (4)

CANTERBURY 136/8(16 OVERS)

Henry Nicholls41 (28)
Rhys Mariu23 (16)

Ben Sears4/25 (4)
James Hartshorn2/25 (3)

END OF OVER:
16 | 9 Runs | CANT: 136/8 (14 runs required, RR: 8.50)

Travis Muller4 (4b)
Raunaq Kapur3 (3b)

Oscar Jackson3-0-28-1
James Hartshorn3-0-25-2

15.6

Jackson to Muller, 2 runs,

15.5

Jackson to Raunaq Kapur, 1 run,

15.4

Jackson to Muller, 1 run,

15.3

Jackson to Raunaq Kapur, 1 run,

15.3

Jackson to Raunaq Kapur, 1 wide,

15.2

Jackson to Muller, 1 run,

NZ Twenty20 News

Sri Lanka name Kusal Mendis ODI and T20I captain for WI tour
Wanindu Hasaranga is set to return to action in ODIs and T20Is since tearing his hamstring early in the T20 World Cup in February
Bangladesh's quiet match-winner Taijul Islam delivers once again
In Sylhet, the experienced left-arm spinner showed why Bangladesh trust him when conditions and situations get tough
Shanto praises 'healthy competition' within bowling unit after series win
Bangladesh captain highlighted the bowlers' consistency and competitiveness as central to the series victory against Pakistan
Masood leaves captaincy future to PCB but calls for 'structural' changes
After a series loss to Bangladesh, Pakistan captain urged his side to reflect on recurring failures and address the "root causes" behind their slide in Tests
Taijul takes six as Bangladesh complete 2-0 sweep
Rizwan's 94 went in vain as Pakistan fell 78 short of their target of 437

Canterbury INNINGS		R	B
RA Mariu	caught	23	16
HM Nicholls	caught	41	28
MWT Boyle	caught	21	16
CE McConchie	caught	5	4
MJ Hay	caught	17	12
LJ Carter	bowled	4	4
CB Paul	caught	3	3
LLB Harper	caught wk	9	6
Raunaq Kapur	not out	3	3
T Muller	not out	4	4
MD Rae
EXTRAS	(lb 1, w 5)
TOTAL	136 (8 wkts; 16 ovs)

Wellington BOWLING	O	R	W	Econ
LV van Beek	3.0	32	1	10.66	(1w)
JW Hartshorn	3.0	25	2	8.33
BV Sears	4.0	25	4	6.25	(1w)
PF Younghusband	3.0	25	0	8.33
OT Jackson	3.0	28	1	9.33	(3w)

Canterbury 2nd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	47	HM Nicholls	RA Mariu
2nd	42	HM Nicholls	MWT Boyle
3rd	5	CE McConchie	MWT Boyle
4th	1	MJ Hay	MWT Boyle
5th	8	LJ Carter	MJ Hay
6th	11	MJ Hay	CB Paul
7th	5	LLB Harper	MJ Hay
8th	8	Raunaq Kapur	LLB Harper
9th	9	T Muller	Raunaq Kapur

New Zealand Domestic Twenty20

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
ND	10	5	1	28	1.977
AUCK	10	5	3	24	0.491
CANT	10	4	4	20	-0.864
CD	10	4	5	18	-0.6
OTAGO	10	3	5	16	-0.622
WELL	10	3	6	14	0.031

Hagley Oval, Christchurch

Series

Toss

Season

Hours of play (local time)

Match days

Umpires

TV Umpires

Reserve Umpire

Match Referee

Points

WELLINGTON 178/5(20 OVERS)

CANTERBURY 136/8(16 OVERS)

END OF OVER:16 | 9 Runs | CANT: 136/8 (14 runs required, RR: 8.50)

Sri Lanka name Kusal Mendis ODI and T20I captain for WI tour

Bangladesh's quiet match-winner Taijul Islam delivers once again

Shanto praises 'healthy competition' within bowling unit after series win

Masood leaves captaincy future to PCB but calls for 'structural' changes

Taijul takes six as Bangladesh complete 2-0 sweep

END OF OVER:
16 | 9 Runs | CANT: 136/8 (14 runs required, RR: 8.50)