As the 38-year-old Suzie Bates prepares to lace up her boots for one final international hurrah at the 10th ICC…
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“One Final Mission”: Suzie Bates Targets 2026 T20 World Cup Glory Before Retirement
Suzie Bates has announced that the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 will be the final tournament of her international…
Suzie Bates to Retire After 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, Ending 20-Year New Zealand Career
Suzie Bates will bring the curtain down on one of the most decorated careers in women’s cricket after the ICC…
New Zealand’s Sophie Devine Honoured with ONZM After T20 World Cup Win
In a fitting tribute to her trailblazing career, New Zealand’s former skipper Sophie Devine has been appointed an Officer of…
Amelia Kerr’s Captaincy Era: Three Series Wins, a World Record and a Chase for the Ages
The rise of Amelia Kerr as New Zealand captain has been as seamless as it has been impressive. Appointed just…
Maddy Green Reaches 2000 ODI Runs With 85 Against South Africa in Christchurch
In a career-defining moment at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on March 29, 2026, New Zealand’s seasoned middle-order batter Maddy Green…
Lea Tahuhu Joins Elite List as Fifth New Zealand Woman to Play 100 T20Is
In a career-spanning testament to grit and longevity, 35-year-old New Zealand pacer Lea Tahuhu etched her name into White Ferns…
Sophie Devine Set to Become 2nd New Zealand Woman to Reach 150 T20Is
In a testament to her enduring brilliance, New Zealand’s 36-year-old legendary all-rounder Sophie Devine stands on the cusp of history.…
Nensi Patel Becomes First Indian-Born Cricketer in New Zealand Women History
When 23-year-old Nensi Patel received her White Ferns cap at Seddon Park on February 25, 2026, it marked the triumphant…
Top 5: Best Bowling Figures for New Zealand Women in ODIs (Updated March 9, 2026)
When Amelia Kerr walked out onto the field in Dunedin on March 8, 2026, few would have predicted that the…
New Zealand’s Amelia Kerr Surpasses 4000 International Runs
In one of the many special moments of her career so far, the latest coming at University Oval in Dunedin,…
New Zealand’s Lea Tahuhu Retires from ODIs After 15-Year Career
New Zealand fast bowler Lea Tahuhu has announced her retirement from ODI cricket, bringing the curtain down on a remarkable…