New Zealand’s Amy Satterthwaite scored an unbeaten hundred as New Zealand won the final match of the ODI series. England were indebted to Tammy Beaumont (88*) and Heather Knight (60) for their total of 220, which captain Heather Knight judged to be 30-40 short after the game. It ends England Women’s run of 10 consecutive all-format
The two warm-up games England played in New Zealand were a sharp reminder of the challenges facing them before next year’s ODI World Cup, also in NZ. They did win the first one, although they allowed the opposition to get within 20 runs of their total. The second game failed to provide the surge forward
Shock Discovery That White Ferns Tail-enders Can Bat – As England Women Snatch ODI Series Win 2-0 [New Zealand Tour – Second ODI, Dunedin (University Oval) on 26 February 2021] As seen live on BT Sports TV and website Live Cricket Australia, England Women made a fine start by removing all three of the White Ferns’ so-called ‘world-class players’
England Women beat New Zealand by seven wickets Fifties from Tammy Beaumont and Nat Sciver took England to a seven-wicket win in the second ODI against New Zealand in Dunedin, and with it a series victory. Lisa Keightley’s team have now won 10 games in a row across all formats. Please find below a video
England’s win was tenth consecutive loss for NZ. [New Zealand Tour – First ODI, Christchurch Hagley Oval on 23 February 2021] As seen on BT TV Sport and heard on BBC Radio, England Women made a dream start in their first ODI match following the pandemic hiatus. Their opponents, according to ‘Espn online,’ faced their
England Women won the first ODI of their tour of New Zealand by eight wickets. There were fifties for Tammy Beaumont (71) – awarded Player of the Match – and captain Heather Knight (67*). The wickets were shared around, with seven bowlers each claiming a scalp, but it was Tash Farrant – making her first
A Practice Match in Queenstown A first glance at England’s first ODI match of their New Zealand might give you a misleading picture of what is going on. As we take in the batting order it looks like ‘Same old, same old’: Beaumont, Wyatt, Knight, Sciver, Jones, Wilson, Brunt, Winfield-Hill, Glenn, Ecclestone and Cross. Where
New Zealand 2021 aiming to set a new match attendance record Reigning champions New Zealand to play Australia at Eden Park on opening day USA set to face Europe 1 qualifier in tournament opener at Northland Events Centre in Whangārei Fiji to make Rugby World Cup debut against England Match schedule prioritises fan viewership while
Northland’s Brady Rush, son of All Blacks Sevens legend Eric Rush, is set to follow in his father’s footsteps, joining the All Blacks Sevens squad as a contracted player in 2021. Rush, along with North Harbour’s Moses Leo and Waikato’s Manaia Nuku are the newcomers to the All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens squads,
It’s a huge relief to see a squad posted for an outward tour in these troubled times England’s destination is New Zealand, a nation that has fought off the effects of Covid-19 far more effectively than most. But the visitors will have to undergo ‘a 14-day stay in managed isolation or quarantine’, as the government
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