Amy Satterthwaite, who announced her retirement on Thursday, was part of the New Zealand squad at this year’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup and is her country’s most-capped ODI player. Satterthwaite’s career high points include the then best Women’s T20I match figures of six for 17 against England in 2007 and four consecutive centuries in
Beaumont and Lanning gain three slots each, Ecclestone, Gayakwad also move up Mooney is top-ranked T20I batter in latest weekly update to the women’s rankings New Zealand batter Amy Satterthwaite has moved up to number three in the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings after a fine effort in the opening match of their five-ODI series
Lancashire Thunder is delighted to announce that New Zealand international Amy Satterthwaite will return to Emirates Old Trafford as an overseas player for a third successive season, ahead of the 2018 Kia Super League (KSL). All-rounder Satterthwaite, who hails from Canterbury, is a right arm off spin bowler who bats left-handed and has 190 international
LCB Women, the Red Rose County’s first team for Women, have been given a further boost as they prepare for their Royal London One Day Championship campaign with the news that New Zealand star Amy Satterthwaite will be joining the squad this summer. Satterthwaite had a memorable 2016 which included a stint at Emirates Old
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