1. Environmental

2. Fruit Fly The crackdown on the Queensland fruit fly moves to Auckland's Eden Park. Dozens of workers were out to make sure the unwelcome visitor wasn’t part of the Cricket World Cup clash between New Zealand and Australia and didn’t take flight from the venue.

3. A total of eight Queensland fruit flies, plus larvae and one pupa, were found in the suburb of Grey Lynn. But the Ministry for Primary Industries says it remains confident it's dealing with a localised population of fruit fly that can be eradicated. It's keeping up efforts to stop the flies spreading any further. A total of 58 staff - two shifts of 29 staff - were joining security staff at Eden Park for the game to remind cricket fans not to take fruit and vegetables outside the controlled area. MPI staff and Auckland Council workers were also involved. The horticulture industries also called on cricket fans not to take any fruit to the game. MPI removed 10.5 tonnes of waste from the ground afterwards under a detailed plan to minimise the risk

4. Accessibility to cricket grounds To get to Eden Park in Auckland they have arranged buses and trains so that you can use your pre purchased ticket to get a free ride to Eden Park to watch the game. There is also ferries running in Auckland however these are at the normal cost rate. The free bus ticket applies from 2 hours prior to the ICC cricket world cup 2015 match. All cricket grounds have designated car parking areas within walking distance of the cricket grounds.

5. Hamilton Had a fan trail going from Hamilton gardens to the Cricket grounds Have buses picking up fans around the place and transporting them to the grounds

6. Items permitted into the Venue Empty Plastic Bottles that can be filled with water in the venue (1-litre or less) Chilly bins Sun Umbrellas Push Chairs Deck Chairs

7. Items not permitted into the Venue Alcohol not purchased at the venue Open drink containers Drinking containers larger than 1 litre Cans, glass, bottles Commercial produced takeaway food such as McDonalds, KFC, Subway, Pizza etc Animals

8. Catering for heaps of people Set up into two groups Corporate and others Kept to number limit

9. Keeping the grounds clean Have 6 people onsite working 10hour shifts They keep toilets clean and Pick up rubbish There is also a group made up of some volunteers and workers that go after a match for a few hours to do a clean up of the whole stadium. Also they have supervisors stand around the field monitoring the crowd.

10. The Environment at a game Good support to the players It is a competitive environment, but doesn’t get to out of hand because they do have some police onsite If people get too drunk they just stop serving them alcohol

11. The Environment at a game At the Black Caps verse South Africa Match at Eden Park when Brendan McCullum hit his 50 runs the noise in the stadium reach 106 decibels.( that’s really loud) Comparison: A 6 Nations match at Millennium Stadium in Whales averages 92 decibels.

12. Extra addition to the venue for the Cricket World Cup 2015 Added more power generators at the Seddon Park in Hamilton to keep the power going so that it doesn’t run out during a match.

13. More cops around facility Increase in security crowds are restrained from running onto the field. Security

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