
Wyatt-Hodge Fires Third T20 World Cup Half-Century
Danni Wyatt-Hodge continued her brilliant Women's T20 World Cup campaign with another half-century against New Zealand at The Oval, reaching the milestone for the third time in just five games.
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Danni Wyatt-Hodge continued her brilliant Women's T20 World Cup campaign with another half-century against New Zealand at The Oval, reaching the milestone for the third time in just five games.

Danni Wyatt-Hodge's magnificent 89 not out led England to a crushing nine-wicket victory over New Zealand at The Oval, sealing top spot in Group 2 and a place in the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

Defending champions New Zealand slipped to back-to-back defeats at the Women's T20 World Cup as Sri Lanka chased down 151 with two balls to spare in Southampton.

Dani Gibson produced a career-best bowling performance to help England secure a commanding seven-wicket victory over New Zealand, clinching the T20 series 2-1 at Hove.

Alice Capsey produced a match-winning knock of 74 not out as England cruised to a seven-wicket triumph over New Zealand in the opening T20 at Derby.

New Zealand's Sophie Devine made a blistering start at Derby, launching three maximums off England's premier spinner Sophie Ecclestone in a devastating opening over.

New Zealand secured a 17-run DLS victory in Cardiff to draw the ODI series 1-1, with rain playing a decisive role in the final match.

Maia Bouchier's commanding 59 from 69 deliveries has positioned England perfectly for their first ODI victory, requiring just 51 more runs with three wickets remaining.

Three England debutants made dream starts to their international careers, each claiming maiden wickets against New Zealand in Durham.

Teenage spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman achieved a career milestone by taking her first international wicket in England's ODI clash against New Zealand.

Charlie Dean and 18-year-old debutant Tilly Corteen-Coleman held their nerve to guide England to a breathtaking one-wicket victory in the first ODI against New Zealand.

Charlie Dean and teenage debutant Tilly Corteen-Coleman held their nerve to secure a dramatic one-wicket win for England against New Zealand in the opening ODI.