New Zealand Women

Leagues Played: Plunket Shield 72 Vijay Hazare Trophy 15 UAE vs Ireland 2nd ODI 6 South Africa Women vs Pakistan Women 3rd ODI 5 Commonwealth Games Women 5 T20 World Cup Warm Up Women 4 T20 World Cup Women 4 Warm Up Match 3 India vs West Indies 1st ODI 3 New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women - Twenty20 3
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: New Zealand New Zealand U19 New Zealand U19 Women

Fixtures

Vijay Hazare Trophy	06/26 12:00	-	England Women vs New Zealand Women	View
Vijay Hazare Trophy	06/30 10:00	-	England Women vs New Zealand Women	View
Vijay Hazare Trophy	07/03 12:00	-	England Women vs New Zealand Women	View
Plunket Shield	07/06 13:30	-	England Women vs New Zealand Women	View
Plunket Shield	07/09 17:30	-	England Women vs New Zealand Women	View
Plunket Shield	07/11 17:30	-	England Women vs New Zealand Women	View

Results

New Zealand Women vs England Women - 3rd ODI	04/06 23:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	195/3(39)-194/10(46.3)
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 2nd ODI	04/03 22:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	196/9(45)-252/10(49)
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 1st ODI	03/31 22:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	~~207 All Out,209/6~~
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 5th Twenty20 Match	03/29 00:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	136/6(20)-138/5(18.5)
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 4th Twenty20 Match	03/27 00:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	130/7(20)-177/3(20)
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 3rd Twenty20 Match	03/24 00:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	155/3(20)-152/8(20)
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 2nd Twenty20 Match	03/22 00:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	134/8(20)-149/7(20)
New Zealand Women vs England Women - 1st Twenty20 Match	03/19 00:00	-	New Zealand Women v England Women	133/5(20)-160/4(20)
New Zealand Women vs England A Women - 3rd Twenty20 Match	03/13 21:00	-	New Zealand Women v England A Women	View
New Zealand Women vs England A Women - 2nd Twenty20 Match	03/11 21:00	-	New Zealand Women v England A Women	127/4,126/7
New Zealand Women vs England A Women - 1st Twenty20 Match	03/09 22:16	-	New Zealand Women v England A Women	125/6,110 All Out
New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women - 3rd ODI	12/18 01:00	-	New Zealand Women v Pakistan Women	251/8(50)-251/9(50)

Wikipedia - New Zealand women's national cricket team

The New Zealand women's national cricket team, nicknamed the White Ferns, represents New Zealand in international women's cricket. One of eight teams competing in the ICC Women's Championship (the highest level of international women's cricket), the team is organised by New Zealand Cricket, a full member of the International Cricket Council (ICC).

New Zealand made its Test debut in 1935, against England, becoming the third team to play at that level. With Australia and England, New Zealand is one of only three teams to have participated in all ten editions of the Women's Cricket World Cup. The team has made the final of the tournament on four occasions, winning in 2000 and placing second in 1993, 1997, and 2009. At the Women's World Twenty20, New Zealand were runners-up in 2009 and 2010, but are yet to win the event.

The New Zealand Women's cricket team is the national cricket team representing New Zealand in international women's cricket. The team is also known as the White Ferns, and they have been playing international cricket since 1975. The team is currently ranked fourth in the ICC Women's ODI rankings and fifth in the ICC Women's T20 rankings.

The New Zealand Women's cricket team has a rich history in international cricket, having reached the final of the ICC Women's World Cup four times, in 1993, 1997, 2000, and 2009. They have also won the ICC Women's World Twenty20 once, in 2000. The team is known for its strong batting and bowling line-up, with players like Suzie Bates, Sophie Devine, and Amelia Kerr leading the charge.

The team is coached by Bob Carter, and the current captain is Sophie Devine. The team has a strong focus on developing young talent, with a number of young players making their debut in recent years. The team has a strong support system, with a dedicated fan base and a number of sponsors supporting the team.

Overall, the New Zealand Women's cricket team is a formidable force in international cricket, with a strong history and a bright future ahead. They are known for their competitive spirit, their commitment to the game, and their passion for representing their country on the international stage.