Thursday, July 19, 2012

Payback perod , IRR, NPV (with solved Problems)

Project evolution and selection under capital budgeting

  • Payback Period 
  • IRR   ( Internal Rate of Return)
  • NPV ( Net Present Value)
Payback Period
The Payback period of invest projects tell us the number of years required to recover our initial cash investment based on the project expected cash flow.

Criteria
 if the payback period calculated is less then some maximum acceptable payback period the project is is accepted if not then rejected. if the require payback period were three years our project would be accepted. 

Internal Rate of Return 
The IRR for an investment proposal is the discount rate that equates the present value of the expected net cash flows (CFs) with the initial cash outflow (ICO). if the initial cash outflow or cost occurs at time 0, it is represented by that rate IRR.

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Industrial Revolution of Pakistan ( Advantages & Disadvanges


INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN PAKISTAN

 

Introduction

Since ''Industrial Revolution' industrialization is regarded essential for rapid development of the country. The countries that solely relied on agriculture have remained poor and underdeveloped, whereas the nations which gave weight to rapid development to industry achieved high rates of development.
Pakistan at the time of partition in 1947 had negligible industrial base. Since the division of the Subcontinent, the Government of Pakistan has been utilizing all available resources domestic as well as external for rapid development of the manufacturing sector.
Pakistan has now attained a fairly diversified base in manufactures ranging from essential consumer goods of chemicals steel, heavy engineering and achene's and tool industries. Domestic production of items such as refined sugar steel, fertilizer, cement etc has helped in import substitution and has saved substantial amount of foreign exchange.
The Industrial Policy report constitutes a comprehensive analysis of Pakistan’s manufacturing sector aimed at deriving policy recommendations for Industrial growth and development. The report is structured to provide a three tiered analysis of Pakistan’s industry.

A Brief History

1947 Embryonic Stage 1950s Textile and Small Scale Manufacturing 1960s Golden Era 1970s Dhaka Falls, Nationalization, Hampered Growth, Capital Flight 1980s Steady Recovery and Growth 1990s Growth in Primary Industrial Units, Recovery 2000s Growth in Tertiary Sector/ Service Industries 2010 Fingers Crossed however, the consensuses on the utility of Free-market policies have been broken. All countries, including China, Germany, France, UK and the United States are now actively pursuing industrial policies aimed at seizing control of the resource-allocation process from markets and channeling them into industrial revival. Accordingly, the present policy follows the tried and tested policy of indigenous, broad-based industrialization to attain prosperity. It champions national industry and seeks to build indigenous capabilities, even if it is more costly in the short run. This, however, does not imply that the policy is inward looking in any way. On the contrary, it relies on an open-economy model that seeks growth through exports as well as development of domestic markets.


Basic Industries in Pakistan

Textile & Leather Sugar Refining Fertilizers Petroleum Products Cement Automotives and OEMs Steel & Ship Building Food, Beverages & Tobacco Consumer Electrics Chemicals Rubber & Plastic Paper, Printing & Publishing

Industrial Support Bodies

Engineering Development Board Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation Small & Medium Enterprises Development Authority (SMEDA) State Engineering Corporation National Fertilizer Corporation Utility Stores Corporations Federal Boilers Board Pakistan Steel Mills Corporation National Industrial Parks

Factors That Inhibit Industrial Growth

High Cost of Doing Business (Financial, Managerial, Materials, Labor) Environmental Challenges Political Instability and Poor Law & Order Technical Problems Poor Investment Opportunities Poor or Reduced

Approach for Future

Establishment of Technical Training Centers Skill Development Procurement of Industrial Inputs Industrial Infrastructure Including industrial parks Tax Holidays and Export incentives Cheaper Finance

Advantages & Disadvantages of industrial Revolution

Advantage:-

1. Meet the demand of local Market
2. Source of Foreign exchange
3. Many people get employment.
4. Development increases.
5. Exports and Imports increases.
6. Reduce urban rural migration.
7. Etc.

Disadvantages:-

1. Pollution of air.land, water increases.
2. Harsh discipline of the workers
3. Wages were set at subsistence level (just enough/minimum wage)
4. Working hours were long and harsh.
5. Fines were given to unacceptable/ offensive behaviors.
6. Child labor was common. For example, children were often forced to  
    climb into a 
    broken machine to fix it, because of their small size. This is extremely
    dangerous.
7. People’s life span decreased
8. Unemployment was common. Many people were replaced by machines
    and were cut
    from their jobs, and it was extremely difficult to find a job.

Conclusion
Pakistan has registered a plausible growth in its short history averaging around 6% year on year basis Industrial Fate of Pakistan heavily depends on cheap materials, easy tax policy, industrial infrastructure, political stability and ready and cheap finance Industries have evolved, industrial revolution of Pakistan is yet to take place.


Thursday, May 31, 2012

MEri jAn ShAhid aFridi (BooM BooM)


Full name   Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi
Born March 1, 1980, Khyber Agency
Current age 32 years 91 days

Major teams Pakistan, Asia XI, Deccan Chargers, Dhaka Gladiators, Fly Emirates XI, Griqualand West, Habib Bank Limited, Hampshire, ICC World XI, Karachi, Leicestershire, Melbourne Renegades, South Australia

Playing role Allrounder
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Legbreak googly

Batting and fielding averages
 

Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100 50 4s 6s Ct St
Tests 27 48 1 1716 156 36.51 1973 86.97 5 8 220 52 10 0
ODIs 342 317 19 7040 124 23.62 6182 113.87 6 33 644 298 111 0
T20Is 48 46 3 748 54* 17.39 527 141.93 0 3 59 30 13 0
First-class 111 183 4 5631 164 31.45

12 30

75 0
List A 433 405 22 9690 124 25.30

8 52

134 0
Twenty20 108 96 7 1704 80 19.14 1084 157.19 0 5 141 82 29 0






Bowling averages

Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 4w 5w 10
Tests 27 47 3194 1709 48 5/52 5/43 35.60 3.21 66.5 1 1 0
ODIs 342 317 14952 11482 344 6/38 6/38 33.37 4.60 43.4 4 8 0
T20Is 48 48 1085 1115 56 4/11 4/11 19.91 6.16 19.3 3 0 0
First-class 111
13493 7023 258 6/101
27.22 3.12 52.2
8 0
List A 433
19047 14640 448 6/38 6/38 32.67 4.61 42.5 5 10 0
Twenty20 108 108 2362 2513 137 5/20 5/20 18.34 6.38 17.2 4 1 0

Recent matches
 
Bat & Bowl Team Opposition Ground Match Date Scorecard
4/11, 3* PCB Greens v PCB Blues Lahore 26 May 2012 Other T20
20, 1/24 PCB Greens v PCB Blues Lahore 24 May 2012 Other T20
14, 4/49 PCB Greens v PCB Blues Lahore 22 May 2012 Other OD
32, 1/28 Pakistan v Bangladesh Dhaka 22 Mar 2012 ODI # 3267
9, 0/58 Pakistan v India Dhaka 18 Mar 2012 ODI # 3263
0/32 Pakistan v Sri Lanka Dhaka 15 Mar 2012 ODI # 3260
0, 2/49 Pakistan v Bangladesh Dhaka 11 Mar 2012 ODI # 3258
3/23 Dhaka v Barisal Dhaka 29 Feb 2012 Twenty20
27*, 1/35 Dhaka v Khulna Dhaka 28 Feb 2012 Twenty20
0/19, 3 Pakistan v England Abu Dhabi 27 Feb 2012 T20I # 229

Profile
           Of Shahid Afridi it can safely be said that cricket never has and never will see another like him. To say he is an allrounder is to say Albert Einstein was a scientist; it tells a criminally bare story.
For a start, the slant of his all-round skills only became clear ten years into his career; he is a leg-spinning allrounder. Variety is his calling and as well as a traditional leg-break, he has two googlies, a conventional offie and a lethal faster one, though this is increasingly rare. All come with the threat of considerable, late drift. He fairly hustles through overs, which in limited-over formats is a weapon in itself and the package is dangerous.
But forever associated with him will be his madcap batting, the prospect of which is a crowd-puller the world over. He is a compulsive basher, literally unable to control his urges to slog every ball that comes his way, and not much of it is classical. Often spectacular results are at hand; he owns, for example, two of the fastest ODI hundreds, including the fastest one ever in his first innings ever at the age of 16. His career strike rates are nearly unmatched. But mostly, anywhere in the order, consistency has been missing.
Despite a healthy Test career, he gave up on the format in 2006, pre-empting men such as Andrew Flintoff, to maximise fully a limited-overs career. He came back, in inimitable fashion, for one Test only, as captain no less in 2010. A loss and two slogs meant he re-retired immediately after. Twenty20 is something he could've been made for and he is among the most lethal players of the format, having been player of the tournament for the inaugural edition of the World Twenty20 in 2007 and led Pakistan to the title two years later with matchwinning all-round hands in the semi and final.
Maturity has often threatened to gatecrash his career and leadership was a just reward, though it was taken away from him in 2011 after an immature spat; another retirement was announced but none of it will change much a truly unique career.







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Monday, May 7, 2012

LAHORE: The City of Flyovers & Extraordinary Architectures

Basic Information 
Lahore  is the capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab and the second largest city in the country. With a rich history dating back over a millennium, Lahore is a main cultural center of Pakistan. One of the most densely populated cities in the world, Lahore remains an economic, political, transportation, entertainment, and educational hub.Now a days Lahore is knowing as the City of flyovers, These flyovers are most beautiful and the architecture of these flyovers is awesome. Metro bus project is very great as we have shown from our own eyes. Most of the Lahore areas progressed during the tenure of Nawaz Sharif & Shahbaz Sharif.

Old Names of Lahore
Laha-war
Laha-noor
Loh-pur
Mahmood-pur
Labokla
Samandpal Nagiri



Metro Bus Elevated Portion Night View

Metro Bus Bridge (Muslim Town to Data Sb)

Metro Bus Bridge (Ravi River)

Ring Road Package-9 Harbaspura Lahore


Ring Road Package-9 Harbaspura Lahore
Ring Road Package-4 Sagian Interchange
Ring Road Package-7 Abduallah Gul Interchange


Canal Bank Road, Thokar Niaz Baig to Bharia Town Lahore

Multan Road Lahore

GT Road near UET Lahore

Muslim Town flyover


Kalma Chock Fly over

Harbanspura Flyover



Mian Meer flyover (fotress Stadium)
Shalamar Flyover
Jinnah flyover 7up
Ravi Interchange (previously Niazi Shaheed Chowk/ Batti Chowk)

 Shairpao flyover


Ring Roads Project 1 to 15 package flyovers &Plane  Roads 
LRR Fly over
LRR Flyover


LRR  flyover-3
LRR flyover

LRR plane Road
Lahore -Kasur Road

LRR plane Road

LRR plane Road




Culture of Lahore
 Lahore is cultural, intellectual and artistic center of the nation. Its faded elegance, busy streets and bazaars, and wide variety of Islamic and British architecture make it a city full of atmosphere, contrast and surprise. The warm and receptive people of Lahore are known for their traditional hospitality. This is a city of vivid differences, of haunting nuances; where bustling bazaars, frenetic streets, glorious fading elegance, British Architecture and echoing atmosphere of city's many mosques merge together into a history that is both dramatic and fascinating.

Extraordinary Architectures




Shalamar Bagh





Minar-e-Pakistan

Lahore Railway Station 
Lahore Museum
Race Course Lahore

Dehli Gate
Kims_Gun_in_mallroad
Punjab Assembly
Data Sb
SBP Lahore

Old Anarkali Lahore








Monday, April 23, 2012

Faysal Bank of Pakistan Presentation


Faysal Bank of Pakistan



President & CEO                                           Chairman
Naved A. Khan                                                Syed Naseem Ahmad

Board of Directors
Lt.Gen. Muhammad Maqbool (Retd)
Hassan Mohammed Mahmood Hassan
Graham Roderick Walker
Farooq Rahmatullah
Mohamed A. R. Hussain
Shahid Ahmad

History of Faysal Bank
Faysal Bank Limited was incorporated in Pakistan on October 3, 1994, as a public limited company under the Companies Ordinance, 1984. Currently, the Bank's shares are listed on the Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad Stock Exchanges. Faysal Bank is engaged in Commercial, Consumer, Corporate and Islamic Banking activities. The Pakistan Credit Rating Agency Limited (PACRA) and JCR-VIS Credit Rating Company Limited have determined the Bank's long-term rating as 'AA' and short term rating as 'A1+'
Following the acquisition of RBS Pakistan, Faysal Bank’s footprint has expanded to over 245 branches, with combined business assets of over PKR 250 billion, further strengthening its balance sheet and placing it amongst the top ten banks in Pakistan. Faysal Bank’s ambition is to provide par excellence service for its customers while meeting all their financial needs.

Group Information
Ithmaar Bank B.S.C. (stock code "ITHMR") is licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain and listed on the Bahrain Stock Exchange and the Kuwait Stock Exchange. It has a paid-up capital of US$598 million, total equity of US$1.1 billion and is a full service investment bank with its direct business covering the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, as well as South Asia, Asia-Pacific and Europe. Besides holding significant investments in the banking and financial service sectors in different markets, the main direct activities of the Bank include underwriting (equity and other financings), private equity (structuring, participation and portfolio management), Islamic financing and advisory services covering project financing, investments, capital markets and mergers & acquisitions.

Ithmaar Bank's flagship subsidiaries and associates include Shamil Bank of Bahrain (headquartered in Bahrain), Ithmaar Development Company, Faysal Bank Limited (Pakistan), Faisal Private Bank (Switzerland), Sakana Holistic Housing Solutions, Solidarity (an Islamic insurance company), BBK B.S.C., Bahrain based First Leasing Bank, and Ithraa Capital (Saudi Arabia). For more information on Ithmaar Bank, please visit the Bank's website at www.ithmaarbank.com..

Our Vision & Mission
Excellence in all that we do
To excel in providing innovative, value based banking solutions to meet changing needs of customers and to strengthen the image of trust and reliability

Our Values
Our daily code of conduct is exemplified by eight core values:
Four threshold values — values at the heart of our brand.
Four differentiator values — values that set our brand apart.

Strengths
It resulted in a larger, stronger and much more versatile institution.
In fact it has the highest share capital amongst private banks in Pakistan.
The largest in terms of equity.

Innovation
We pioneer novel and more efficient ways to deliver solutions.
We are dedicated to a culture of improvement and modernization.
We stand for originality, in thought, in action and in belief.
Our Innovation: Our Strength.

Teamwork
We function as a team. Within functions, we cooperate.
Between functions, we collaborate.
Together, we aim for excellence and leadership in our chosen markets.

Integrity
We are recognised by our reliability, credibility and character.
We believe in ethical, honourable, time-proven principles of uprightness.
We stand for and abide by honesty, truth and transparency.

Professionalism
We are proficient and efficient in all that we do.
We provide banking services knowledgeably and skillfully.
We uphold regulatory obligations.
Our Professionalism: Our Competence

Responsiveness
We are receptive to the need for change and improvement.
We are proactive and anticipate our customers’ needs and wants.
We act quickly to modify, adjust or prepare for new realities.


Products and Services
We are a progressive bank striving to offer innovative products, easy accessibility, quality service & convenience to our customers. We offer customized financing solutions with flexible criteria and convenient loan tenures. You can avail car, home and personal loans through our various branches. We also offer a host of Corporate & Investment Banking Services to our clients, which include financial and corporate advisory services, along with a wide array of tools to help them achieve their goals.

Products:

  • Deposit
  • Saving accounts
  • Rozana Munafa Plus Account
  • Faysal Moavin Account
  • Faysal Premium Account
  • Faysal Izafa Account
  • Mahfooz Sarmaya
  • FCY Savinsg Plus Account
  • Consumer Loans:
  • Car Loans
  • Housing Loans
  • Corporate & Investment Banking:
  • Corporate Financing
  • SME Finance
  • Trade Finance
  • Treasury & Capital Markets
  • Agricultural Financing
  • Cash Management Services

Services:

  • PocketMate Visa Debit Card
  • Travellers Cheques
  • Transfer of Funds
  • Safe Deposit Lockers
  • Non-Stop Banking

Pest Analysis


Political Situation:
Political challengers also remained in the limelight during the year. Recent electionshave been one of the most watched for in our history. Though the political environmentis likely to remain unstable for a while, we believe law and order situation is the most important conduit of its influence on the economic activity. As far as the economic policies of different political parties are concerned, these are not easily distinguishable. Privatizing, deregulation and focus on foreign investment are the main pillars of economic policies of all the leading parties.

Technology:
The bank also continued its policy of upgrading technology to meet the challenges of
modern banking. During the year the bank achieved the distinction of having successful completed the mammoth project of changing of the core banking system commenced in 2005 and fully migrated to a modern centralized processing system SYMBOLS acquired from a reputable international vendor and being used by a large number of banks in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. With the successful implementation of new centralized database system the bank is in the final stages of implementation of Oracle Financials that will give it significant MIS flexibility, ease of operation and improved internal controls. To address its need for modern technology based banking and for managing a 360degree view of its customers for better client service, the bank has now embarked upon implementing the world renowned Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution Siebels and a FULL FUNCTIONAL Contact Centre. The bank has also initiated implementation of Oracle HRMS, a powerful human resource management system for effiThe bank with the assistance of independent reputable professional consultants, prepared and implemented a detailed Business Continuity Plan (BCP), Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) and information System Security policies for its new technology platform under the guidelines provided by the State Bank OF Pakistan and ISO 1799/ BS7799.2:2002.

Economic Review:
Pakistan’s economic continued to show resilience and strong performance. It grew by 7% in 2006-07 and is expected to grow by over 6% in 2007-08, which is one of the highest in the region. Investment a key determinant of growth reached a record level of 23% of GDP. This was mainly caused by higher FDI and a remarkable surge in investment in the local stock market and GDRs issues. Pakistan received USD 5.1 billion of FDI during FY07, which was 46% higher than FY06. Another encouraging aspect was the remarkable growth of 19.4% YOY in workers remittances during FY07 to reach USD 5.5 billion. However, higher commodity prices and a rising oil import bill are pushing inflation and the current account deficit.

SWAT Analysis

Strengths:
FAYSAL bank has achieved marked success in its strategy of expanding and diversifying its customer base and launching new and innovative financial products
Faysal Bank has been operating in Pakistan since 1987 and is listed on the Karachi and Lahore Stock Exchanges. The bank has approximately 2000 employees, a branch network of 129 branches, 2 sub-branches, one sales and service centre and an ATM network of 93, in 38 cities across Pakistan. Faysal Bank’s strength is validated by its credit rating of AA (Double A) for long term and A1+ (A1 plus) for the short term assigned to it by both by PACRA and JCR VIS.

Weaknesses:
 But due to centralized system the approval of all the transactions has to taken from head office. Organizational structure of FAYSAL bank is Functional based. Every employee is responsible for his own operations and no co-ordination exists among departments.
Most of the hiring is on contract basis.
Promotion is slow. Salary package is not so much attractive.
Clients of Faysal Bank are less in number as compare to its some competitors

Opportunities:
FAYSAL bank is now looking in to new ways of providing banking service to its customers. New concept of mobile banking has been introduced by the bank, which will prove to be a remarkable success in the field of consumer banking group.
Competition in the field of consumer banking has been intensified as large consumer banks continued to play a significant role in terms of products and services. FAYSAL bank is preparing for this competition by establishing a dynamic platform that will enabled it to launch a series of new products in years to come. This dynamic platform will be supported with a robust operational infrastructure and delivery mechanism.

Threats:
Bank has to maintain a balance between its liabilities and assets structure. Turn Over rate is very high.The sad part is that our industrial base isn't growing and industrial demand for credit is, therefore, low. Banks is aggressively lending in the consumer sector. Cars, motorcycles, home mortgages. Industrial sector is the most powerful sector which can contributes towards assets of bank. But in Pakistan due to instability in economic condition this sector is not flourishing too much. As a result the rate of industrial loaning is also very low. If bank continues in advancing consumer loansthen it will become a threat for the assets of bank and resources of the bank willcontinue to be wasted. New incoming local and especially foreign banks are making tough competition among banks. The employees of Faysal Bank are Dissatisfied

CONCLUSION:
FAYSAL bank will remain an aggressive and innovative financial institution and continue to adhere to the tradition of understanding its customer’s needs and looking for new ways to serve them. Further integration and productivity gains will result in stronger performance in terms of revenue as well as service quality in the coming years. The strong leadership of Board and management and the relentless effort of the staff at FAYSAL bank will be able to offer more superior products and services to customers and to contribute more to economic and social development of Pakistan while developing a bigger future for it.

Reference

Friday, April 13, 2012

Presentation on Willington New Zealand



Willington New Zealand

Dear sir and my fellow’s thankyu very much for coming today
The purpose of my presentation is to deliver some valuable information
I have invited you here today to have looked at my findings
                                                                                                
Introduction New Zealand                            

Traditionally New Zealand has had one of the lowest rates of corruption in the developed world. New Zealand is the second most honest country of the world.
Iceland is number 1 honest country  , last is chad our country is largest corrupt nation of the world we are near to last corrupt nation   145 /159



Now, lets starts

Secondly and finally to ask question at the end of the session

History
In 1840, Wellington was a leader in the 40-hour week movement introduced as a result of the stand of an immigrant carpenter, a movement that took another 100 years to become standard in other places. In 1893, New Zealand was the first country in the world to grant women the vote.
In 1865, Wellington became the capital city of New Zealand, replacing Auckland
Wellington was named after Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington and victor of the Battle of Waterloo. The Duke's title comes from the town of Wellington in the English county of Somerset.
Geography of Wellington
As the capital of New Zealand, Wellington is at the centre of a nation linked to the world. A global outlook and spirit of innovation are characteristic of its economy and society, making it a dynamic centre of creativity, from arts and culture to business..

Overview
Welcome to Wellington - it's a great place to live, work and play.
If you've just moved here, you've made a great choice.
Wellington consistently ranks highly in national and international surveys for its quality of life.
In Wellington, you'll find:
  • an innovative business sector
  • a vibrant arts and entertainment sector
  • many festivals and sporting events
  • beautiful beaches and parks
  • varied weather and landforms.
  • Extra ordinary Education system
Basic information

Mayor                                      Celia Wade-Brown

Currency                                  1 kiwi dollar =   Pakistani Rs. 64.90
Language                                  Māori  

Land Area                                Urban 444 km2 (171.4 sq mi)

 Metro 1,390 km2 (536.7 sq mi)

Population 
                   About 389,700, with an additional 3,700 residents living in the surrounding rural areas.

The population mix consists of:
  • 70% European
  • 12.8% Maori
  • 8%  Pacific Island
  • 8.3% Asian
  • 10.9 % other (New Zealander)

Environment Friendly Transport

 More people use public transport in Wellington than anywhere else in New Zealand
  30%  use public transport compared with:
  18% in Auckland
  9% in Christchurch
  11% of Wellingtonians walk to work
  More people in Wellington walk or bike to work than the average New Zealander

Climate and Seasons

Wellington has more sunshine hours than London and less rainfall than Auckland.  Wellington enjoys around 2,000 sunshine hours a year. By comparison London averages 1,500, Edinburgh 1,350 and Vancouver 1,850.


Arts and Cultures

The Wellington region is home to many diverse cultures.  Statistics New Zealand estimates some 25% of people are born overseas. Its rich cultural scene makes it as exciting for singles as it is welcoming for families.

Being a Capital City, Wellington hosts a number of national headquarters. Some examples are,
  • National Museum  Te papa
  • National Art Gallery
  • National Archives
  • National Library
  • Parliament
  • Most Government Departments, Quangos and companies.
  • Royal New Zealand Ballet Company
  • New Zealand Symphony Orchestra
  • National Cricket Museum
  • New Zealand School of Dance
  • New Zealand Cartoon Archives

Education

  • Wellington’s talent pool of well educated, worldly and skilled people is its greatest asset. 
  • Wellington people are better educated than the average New Zealander.  46.3% of people aged 15 years and over in the Wellington Region have a post-school qualification, compared with 39.9 percent of people throughout New Zealand.
  • In 2008, 33 % of Wellingtonians worked in ICT, architecture, engineering, science, education, arts design, media and sports occupations.

Sports
it is also famous for wellington cricket ground. it is the only state in the world which has produced 14 captains for the countries ODI cricket matches.
Wellington Phoenix FC - football  club playing in the Australasian A-League, the only fully professional football club in New Zealand. There are 102 playgrounds and parks in Wellington city alone. 

49.8% of Wellingtonians own their own hom
.Analysis
Willington New Zealand is blessed compared with other places in the world. There are no dangerous animals on land, diseases break outs, terrorism fear or agricultural plagues. The country is clean, the sea water is very clear, beaches are pristine, and the air also is clean (except when the sheep eat too much). The social security system is one of the best in the world, providing the basic support for those in need, not to mention the quality of hospitals and public schools which are top class. For sure New Zealand is a great small country with nice people and one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. You cannot miss at least one visit to New Zealand in your life time.
Airport :          8km from City
-         Taxi to City $25,
-         Bus under $10.00, Shuttle in between