Results
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Date Team Team Result Venue 10 November 2006 Canterbury 152-8 (20 overs) Auckland 153-7 (18.1 overs) Auckland won by 3 wickets Southland Boys' High School 10 November 2006 Otago 174-8 (20 overs) Northern Districts 177-6 (20 overs) Northern Districts won by 4 wickets Southland Boys' High School 11 November 2006 Auckland 140-7 (20 overs) Central Districts 99-5 (11 overs) Central Districts won by 19 runs D/L Method Queens Park 11 November 2006 Wellington 185-6 (20 overs) Northern Districts 113-7 (14 overs) Wellington won by 27 runs D/L Method Southland Boys' High School 11 November 2006 Wellington Canterbury Abandoned without a ball being bowled Queens Park 11 November 2006 Otago Central Districts Abandoned without a ball being bowled Southland Boys' High School 12 November 2006 (Semi-Final No 1) Wellington Auckland Abandoned without a ball being bowled Queens Park 12 November 2006 (Semi-Final No 2) Central Districts Northern Districts Abandoned without a ball being bowled Southland Boys' High School 12 November 2006 (Final) Wellington Central Districts Abandoned without a ball being bowled Queens Park
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