Step back into the sun-drenched summers of 1970s Pōneke (Wellington) with this vintage print of the iconic Basin Reserve Cricket Ground. Framed by the hills of Mt Cook and Mt Victoria, this black-and-white masterpiece captures the essence of Test Cricket in mid-century New Zealand—a quintessentially Kiwi celebration of sport, camaraderie, and culture. The scene unfolds with shirtless fans sprawled on the grassy embankments, embodying the "ladsladslads" energy that resonates through the history of Kiwi summers. The scoreboard tells the tale of fierce competition, featuring the likes of Richard Hadlee, a national treasure, and England's Mike Hendrick, a formidable rival. The roar of the crowds and the camaraderie among Kiwis showcase the magic of Test Cricket at its peak. A nod to New Zealand Cricket's rich legacy and the Black Caps' early heroes, this print combines retro charm with Kiwiana nostalgia. It also tips its hat to the irreverent spirit of alternative cricket commentary (ACC), blending humor with a deep love for the game. Perfect for sports history enthusiasts and lovers of mid-century aesthetics, this historic print celebrates a timeless Kiwi pastime. Display this retro treasure in your space and relive the golden days of cricket at Wellington’s beloved Basin Reserve.