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Friday, December 31, 2010. 1st T20 - New Zealand vs Pakistan - 2010. Posted by Saim Baig. Pakistan Tours New Zealand 2010-2011 - Tests, ODIs and T20s. Watch highlights from the 2010-11 tour of New Zealand by Pakistan involving 2 Tests, 6 ODIs and 3 T20s starting December 26, 2010. Fixtures all times refer to start of play. 0100 AM GMT 1st T20. 0600 AM GMT 2nd T20. 0600 AM GMT 3rd T20. Jan 7 11. 1st Test Hamilton. Jan 15 19. 2nd Test Wellington. Jan 22 1st ODI. Jan 26 2nd ODI.CONTENT
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The first central administrative body for cricket in Australia was established in March 1892, when delegates from the state associations of New South Wales , South Australia and Victoria established the Australasian Cricket Council. The organisation again changed its title in 1973 this time to the Australian Cricket Board and again on 1 July 2003 when it became Cricket Australia .