No interest in cricket? The Herald's got you covered on what else you can do this Sunday.
If you're a sports fan but cricket isn't your forte, you could attend the ANZ Championship netball game between the SkyCity Mystics and Ascot Park Hotel Southern Hotel at The Trusts Arena inAuckland Central.
If you're more in to music than sports, why not try the Titirangi Festival of Music? It features local singer/songwriter talents Sarah Macombee and Sally Stockwell.
Another musical option sure to please is a "lighthearted" concert by Auckland chamber choir Viva Voce at the Auckland Town Hall.
A night out at the movies could be spent catching 50 Shades of Grey while it lasts, seeing Kenneth Branagh's eagerly anticipated take on Cinderella, Will Ferrell's new comedy Get Hard, Will Smith and Margot Robbie (of The Wolf of Wall Street) in Focus, or the unusual tale of a gifted robot called Chappie.
Staying at home could feature a movie too. TV2 are playing Oscar-winning animated movie Ratatouille and TV3 are playing Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage. Over on TV1, Our First Home contestants are just two weeks out from auctions.
And if you're more a doer than a watcher, New Zealand's 4th Annual International Yoga Festival and Conference is being held in a native bush setting on the outskirts of Auckland this weekend. The free festival features music, dance and food as well as yoga and wellness immersion for all ages.
The Summer of Colour Night Tales markets are also on at Auckland viaduct. They kick off at 6pm and feature local food vendors and entertainment.
