MAL won by 6 wickets

88/4

87/6

NEP won by 6 runs

289/7

248/8

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United States of America Women

62/4

GER won by 162 runs

308/1

146/10

JER won by 6 wickets

92/10

93/4

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Surrey

Sussex

218/8

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Hampshire

Glamorgan

129/1

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Somerset

Yorkshire

140/5

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Leicestershire

Nottinghamshire

195/1

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Kent

239/5

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Worcestershire

180/8

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Middlesex

136/2

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NEP-W won by 8 wickets

Italy Women

36/6

Nepal Women

40/2

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Germany need 25 runs in 40 remaining balls

Germany

139/4

Austria

163/7

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Islamabad United need 161 runs in 15.5 remaining overs

Islamabad United

26/2

Hyderabad Kingsmen

186/5

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Delhi Capitals need 184 runs in 16.3 remaining overs

225/6

42/0

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New Zealand Women’s World Cup 2026 Squad Announced: Sophie Devine to Lead White Ferns

by Madhan963 September 10, 2025

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New Zealand Women’s World Cup 2025 Squad Announced: Sophie Devine to Lead White Ferns The White Ferns have announced their team for the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. Since hosting the last tournament in 2022, New Zealand have gone through some changes. Their squad includes six players who will play in their first 50-over World Cup and four players making their debut at a senior ICC event.

One of the new players, 22-year-old all-rounder Flora Devonshire, has been picked for her first ODI after doing really well in domestic cricket last season. Sophie Devine will captain New Zealand again, in what will be her fifth World Cup and her last ODI for the country. Experienced players like Suzie Bates are also playing their fifth 50-over World Cup, while Lea Tahuhu is in her fourth, and Maddy Green and Melie Kerr will play their third World Cup.

“A huge congratulations to all 15 players named to represent New Zealand at this World Cup. I’d like to especially acknowledge the four players set for their first World Cup - they’ve all earned this opportunity and I’m excited to see what impact they can have on the tournament. I’m really pleased with the balance of the squad. I think we’ve got the right mix to tackle what we’ll come up against in terms of conditions and opposition.” New Zealand coach Ben Sawyer said.

“It’s never easy when you have multiple players pushing for the same spot and that of course made for some tough selection calls. Having to leave out the likes of Fran in favour of Flora was a tough decision. We know Fran is a quality player and at 21 we believe she still has her best years in front of her." Sawyer added.

New Zealand Squad: Sophie Devine (c), Suzie Bates, Eden Carson, Flora Devonshire, Izzy Gaze, Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Bree Illing, Polly Inglis, Bella James, Melie Kerr, Jess Kerr, Rosemary Mair, Georgia Plimmer, Lea Tahuhu.

New Zealand Women’s Cricket Team: ICC WC 2025 Schedule

Match Type	Opponent	Venue	Date	Time (NZST)
Warm-up 1	India A	Bengaluru	September 25	4:00 PM
Warm-up 2	India	Bengaluru	September 27	9:30 PM
Match 1	Australia	Indore	October 1	10:30 PM
Match 2	South Africa	Indore	October 6	10:30 PM
Match 3	Bangladesh	Guwahati	October 10	10:30 PM
Match 4	Sri Lanka	Colombo	October 14	10:30 PM
Match 5	Pakistan	Colombo	October 18	10:30 PM
Match 6	India	Navi Mumbai	October 23	10:30 PM
Match 7	England	Vizag	October 26	6:30 PM
Semi-Final 1	TBD	Guwahati/Colombo	October 29	10:30 PM
Semi-Final 2	TBD	Navi Mumbai	October 30	10:30 PM
Final	TBD	Colombo/Navi Mumbai	November 2	10:30 PM