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White Ferns keeper's future still up in the air

One of the White Ferns greats, Katey Martin, isn't quite ready to hang up her keepers' gloves yet, playing in a first-of-its-kind T20 tournament in Dubai this week.

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A teen's inside view of the Cricket World Cup

An injury allowed Georgia Plimmer an unexpected entry to the Cricket World Cup, and the 18-year-old took every opportunity to soak up life with the White Ferns.

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White Ferns unravel into unknown future

All out. The past, present and future of the White Ferns collide as the World Cup moves on and the players head home. Suzanne McFadden reports

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White Ferns' dream dissolves in the rain

A devastated White Ferns have handed their World Cup fate to others, but know their chances of sneaking into the top four are slim. It's with the bat they've let themselves down.

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England wobble but wriggle past New Zealand to stay in World Cup reckoning

England all but eliminated the hosts’ chances of reaching the semi-finals – though not after a thorough scare

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White Ferns skipper won't bow to must-win pressure

Another heartbreaking last-over loss means the White Ferns must win their next two matches to reach the semifinals of their home World Cup.

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Australia crush New Zealand in Women’s World Cup walkover – as it happened

Hosts New Zealand failed to cause an upset against the world No 1 Australians in Wellington

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White Ferns couple come out firing against India

With their daughter, Grace, watching in the stands, White Ferns Amy Satterthwaite and Lea Tahuhu have led NZ to their second victory at the Cricket World Cup.

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Happy-go-lucky but driven, Suzie Bates smashes 1000

Joining an elite band of women to score 1000 runs in World Cup cricket, Suzie Bates has led the White Ferns to victory in an unforgettable homecoming. Her first captain says it was no surprise.

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Devine’s intervention falls short of World Cup win

A painful three-run loss in the Cricket World Cup opener wasn’t what the White Ferns expected, but they’re hoping the history of the last two tournaments repeats itself

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Women’s World Cup | West Indies shock New Zealand in thrilling tournament opener

Part-time bowler Deandra Dottin delivered a fearless final over in which three wickets fell

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New Zealand defeats Australia by nine wickets in Women's Cricket World Cup warm-up match

Led by Sophie Devine's sparkling 161, New Zealand pulls off a staggering run chase to topple Australia by nine wickets ahead of the Women's Cricket World Cup.

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Sophie Devine's terrible first century

White Ferns captain Sophie Devine remembers how "scratchy" and uncomfortable she felt scoring her maiden international 100, at the 2013 World Cup, in our My First Game series.

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Heather Knight wants England to use experience and ignore expectation as defending World Cup champions

Eight nations participate in the group stage playing each other once, with the top four progressing to the semi-finals

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These are our White Ferns

LockerRoom cricket columnist Kristy Havill gives an insightful rundown of the 15-strong White Ferns named to contest the World Cup on home soil next month.

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Twigg keeps her oar in - but dabbles with a bat too

Tokyo gold medallist Emma Twigg has committed to another year of elite rowing, with an eye to her fifth Olympics. But playing cricket and becoming a mum have given her a view of the future.

The Hindu

ICC women’s T20 ranking | Shafali Verma regains top spot among batters

The all-rounders’ rankings didn’t see much change either with Sophie Devine and Natalie Sciver holding on to their first and second places.

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