Owen Delany Park opened in 1983 as a multi-purpose sports facility in Taupō, New Zealand. The venue accommodates several sports on a permanent basis alongside numerous one-off events. Northern Districts Knights use the ground as a home team for cricket matches.
Cricket fixtures at the park include men's one day internationals. The first men's one day international took place on 9 January 1999 between New Zealand and India. The last men's one day international happened on 2 January 2001 between New Zealand and Zimbabwe.
The ground holds a capacity of 15,000 for cricket. Capacities differ for other events, holding 20,000 for rugby and 30,000 for concerts.
Owen Delany Park opened in 1983.
The ground holds 15,000 spectators for cricket.
New Zealand and India played the first men's ODI at the ground on 9 January 1999.