Date set for 2011 World Cup venues decision

The decision on which venues will host World Cup quarter-final matches in 2011 is expected to be announced in early September.

Date set for 2011 World Cup venues decision
Fri, 18 Jul, 2008 - 09:45

The decision on which venues will host World Cup quarter-final matches in 2011 is expected to be announced in early September.

Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland have submitted bids to host quarter-final matches with Auckland (Eden Park or North Harbour Stadium) and Hamilton bidding for the third-fourth place play-off game.

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