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‘Hard To Come In And Get Going Straight Away, Not Sure How She Did,’ Says Wolvaardt On Reyneke’s Batting Heroics
T20 World Cup: In a thrilling contest at Hamilton on Tuesday, South Africa’s young all-rounder Kayla Reyneke earned widespread praise from captain Laura Wolvaardt after her side levelled the five-match T20I series against New Zealand 1-1 with an 18-run victory.
Reyneke’s explosive finishing act, three successive sixes off veteran Sophie Devine in the final over, lifted South Africa to a competitive 177/5 in the second T20I at Seddon Park. Though she scored just 28 not out from nine balls, her cameo proved decisive as New Zealand fell short while chasing the target.
“It was hard to sort of just come in and get going straight away, so I'm not too sure how Kayla did that. That was some really clean power hitting. It is really nice with the ball striking that we have in our lineup and to know that we have power like that still to come,” Wolvaardt said after the match.
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Kerr, Devine Star As New Zealand Cruise Past South Africa In 1st T20I
For South Africa: A dominant all-round display led by captain Amelia Kerr and a four-wicket haul from former skipper Sophie Devine powered New Zealand to a commanding 80-run victory over South Africa in the opening T20I of the three-match series at Bay Oval on Sunday. With the comprehensive win, New Zealand took a 1-0 lead in the series.
Main Focus On Playing As Much T20 Cricket As We Can Ahead Of WC: Wolvaardt
T20 World Cup: South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt said that every game of the five-match T20I series against New Zealand carries the purpose of playing as many games as possible in preparation for the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup 2026, to be played in England from June 12 to July 5.
Amelia Kerr Spearheads NZ's Surge In Latest Women’s ODI Rankings
International Cricket Council Women: New Zealand skipper Amelia Kerr headlined a strong showing from the White Ferns in the latest update of the International Cricket Council Women’s ODI Player Rankings after a dominant start to their home series against Zimbabwe.
NZ Seamer Lea Tahuhu Retires From ODI Cricket
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand seamer Lea Tahuhu has announced her retirement from Women's ODIs, drawing curtains on her 15-year career in the format. She will continue to be available for selection in T20Is.
Plimmer Ruled Out Of Zimbabwe WODIs, NZ Name Bella James As Replacement
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand batter Georgia Plimmer has been ruled out of the WODI series against Zimbabwe with a shoulder injury.
Knight Earns Maiden Call-up; Nensi Recalled To NZ Women Squad For Zimbabwe Series
U19 T20 World Cup: Uncapped duo Kayley Knight and Nensi Patel are in line to make their international debut after being named in the New Zealand Women squad for the white-ball series at home against Zimbabwe, NZC said on Friday.
New Zealand Batter Lauren Down Announces Retirement
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand batter Lauren Down has called time on her 15-year cricket career at the age of 30. She played 35 ODIs and 13 T20Is for the White Ferns since her international debut in 2018.
Amelia Kerr Appointed As New Zealand Women’s New All-format Skipper
ICC T20 Champions Trophy: New Zealand all-rounder Amelia Kerr has been appointed as the New Zealand women’s new captain across all formats. She takes over from Sophie Devine, who stepped down after last year’s Women’s ODI World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.
'My Soul Was Taken Out Of Me, There Was Nothing Left': Amelia Kerr Opens Up On Lowest Phase Of Life
Amelia Kerr: New Zealand and Mumbai Indians all-rounder Amelia Kerr opened up on her struggles to overcome depression and anxiety, saying that she was at her ‘lowest’ in life in 2020 but credited her family and teammates for helping her recover from the ‘dark phase.’
New Zealand's Suzie Bates Ruled Out For Three Months
New Zealand T20I: New Zealand women's team batter Suzie Bates has sustained a quadricep tear, which has ruled her out of the home summer until March. Bates suffered the injury last month while fielding during a Hallyburton Johnstone Shield match.
She’s So Influential: Hussain On Ecclestone’s Importance In England XI Ahead Of WC Semi-final
Nat Siver Brunt: Former England captain Nasser Hussain discussed the importance of Sophie Ecclestone and how the left-arm spinner’s inclusion in the XI would mean a lot for the team as they gear up to face South Africa in the all-important Women’s World Cup semi-final.
Ecclestone Sustains Minor Injury To The Joint Next To Collar Bone: ECB
Wales Cricket Board: The England and Wales Cricket Board provided an update on Sophie Ecclestone, saying that the spinner suffered a minor injury to the joint next to her collarbone.
You’ve Set A Standard For Excellence And Camaraderie: Mithali Salutes Sophie Devine On ODI Retirement
T20 World Cup: Former India skipper Mithali Raj extended a heartfelt tribute to New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine, who played her 159th and final ODI at the ACA-VDCA Stadium in Visakhapatnam on Sunday, saying she set a "standard for excellence and camaraderie" that will inspire generations to come.
He’s Proud Seeing His Daughter Play For The Country, Huge Deal For Him: Pratika Rawal On Father Pradeep’s Support
Pratika Rawal: The ODI opener Pratika Rawal revealed that her father, Pradeep Rawal, had gotten special banners made for India’s do-or-die match against New Zealand and said she only found out about them when her teammates mentioned it after her batting innings.
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