Radio Sport Breakfast

New Zealand Cricket concedes it probably got it wrong with the allocation of games for the Pakistan series.A crowd of just over 8000 turned up for the first Twenty20 international at the Cake Tin with the capital having already hosted two one-day internationals at the Basin Reserve.NZC chief operating officer Anthony Crummy told Radio Sport breakfast there were too many games too close together in the capital."No doubt we probably got an extra game or so than we would have liked in Wellington, just purely from a spirit of the games, because we lost that game at McLean Park."However, NZC believe that having too many games in the capital wasn't the only factor, with the weather forecast also playing a factor."For whatever reason, Monday was signalled to be a pretty bad day for a while. We certainly know that has an impact, people keep an eye on that and it does impact their decisions."Crummy expects the crowd for tomorrow's second Twenty20 against Pakistan at Eden Park will be significantly lower than what they