New Zealand earned a couple of crucial World Championship points with a strong comeback win in the second ODI against India women with skipper Sophie Devine starring with all-round performance. India have some work to do especially regarding planning their run-chase as they look to win the series.
It was hard for even the ICC social media team not to draw eerie similarities and parallels between the Men's T20 World Cup and the Women's tournament. An unlikely winner featuring two senior pros with South Africa as the losing finalist? Well, this is just the start!
The White Ferns have announced their squad for the Women's T20 World Cup to be held in the UAE from October 3. Sophie Devine will continue to lead the side, which will be her final assignment in charge of the T20 side while pacer Rosemary Mair has returned after recovering from her back injury.
The women's T20 World Cup is set to be played in the UAE from October 3 to 20 and it will be the last as captain for Sophie Devine in the format. She has so far led the White Ferns in 56 T20Is and will be keen on leading the team to the trophy.
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur recorded her first fifty by smashing an unbeaten 52 runs against Perth Scorchers during the Women's Big Bash League 2023 match and was involved in a heated exchange with New Zealand captain Sophie Devine in Perth.
New Zealand women slumped to their lowest T20 World Cup total as South Africa women beat them by 65 runs at Boland Park, Paarl. This is their second consecutive loss in the ongoing marquee tournament
Amelia Kerr's 68-run knock was followed by a dominant bowling performance as New Zealand defeated India by 63 runs.
The New Zealand skipper spends time with the little girl and also shares cap from the match with her.
She broke the previous record held by West Indies' Deandra Dottin, who scored a 38-ball ton against South Africa in 2010.
Devine has become the first player in the history of the WBBL to claim the honour in consecutive seasons.
The Hundred is a new 100-balls-per-side format to be played by eight teams in separate men's and women's tournaments.
Sophie Devine has been named the permanent captain of the Kiwi women side, with Amy Sattherwaite taking over the role of vice-captain.
Southee won the Players' Cap award while Devine won the CPA Players' award.
Sophie Devine slammed her sixth successive 50+ score in T20Is - most by a player in international cricket, as she guided New Zealand to a 7-wicket victory against Sri Lanka.
Devine is in the form of her life and scored a maiden T20 international century, a brutal 105 from 65 balls against South Africa in Wellington, a knock which featured 12 fours and three sixes.
Devine recently became the first cricketer to have five consecutive 50-plus scores in T20I cricket and has been in great form.
New Zealand women's team captain Sophie Devine surpassed Mithali Raj, Chris Gayle and Brendon McCullum to achieve the incredible feat.
The second edition of the Women's T20 Challenge kick-started in stunning fashion with some fierce hitting by two teams captains Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur on Monday.
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