New Zealand women's cricket team
Tammy Beaumont hits brilliant century as England beat New Zealand in last ODI
Tammy Beaumont hit 102 off 114 balls as England beat New Zealand by 203 runs in the fifth ODI at Kent’s Spitfire St Lawrence Ground to wrap up the series 4-1
Raf Nicholson at The Spitfire Ground, Canterbury
26, Sep, 2021 @4:52 PM
England beat New Zealand by 203 runs to win fifth women’s ODI – as it happened!
New Zealand were set a record target and fell considerably short as England secured a 4-1 series victory
Tim de Lisle (earlier) and Tanya Aldred (later)
26, Sep, 2021 @4:35 PM
Heather Knight’s England century seals ODI series win over New Zealand
England beat New Zealand by three wickets with three balls to spare to clinch the fourth ODI and the series
Raf Nicholson at the County Ground, Derby
23, Sep, 2021 @7:56 PM
England chase down 245 to beat New Zealand in fourth women’s ODI – as it happened
A century of understated brilliance from the captain Heather Knight inspired England to a series-clinching victory at Derby
Geoff Lemon (earlier) and Rob Smyth (later)
23, Sep, 2021 @7:17 PM
Maddy Green keeps New Zealand in series after England top order falters
New Zealand beat England by three wickets in the third one-day-international at Leicester, but the home side retain a 2-1 series lead
Raf Nicholson at Grace Road
21, Sep, 2021 @7:40 PM
England v New Zealand: third women’s ODI – as it happened
Lea Tahuhu and Maddy Green starred as New Zealand kept the series alive with a nervy three-wicket victory at Leicester
Simon Burnton (earlier) and Rob Smyth (later)
21, Sep, 2021 @7:05 PM
England beat New Zealand by 13 runs (D/L) in second women’s ODI – as it happened!
Charlie Dean took four wickets as England secured a narrow win by 13 runs
Geoff Lemon (earlier) and Tanya Aldred (later)
19, Sep, 2021 @5:28 PM
Sophie Ecclestone seals the deal as England skittle New Zealand in first ODI
Sophie Ecclestone took two wickets in two balls as England overcame a below-par innings of 241 to win by 30 runs
Raf Nicholson at the County Ground, Bristol
16, Sep, 2021 @7:34 PM
England beat New Zealand by 30 runs: first women’s ODI – as it happened
An excellent 89 from Heather Knight and some tight new-ball bowling set England up for a narrow victory at Bristol
Tanya Aldred (earlier) and Rob Smyth (now)
16, Sep, 2021 @7:17 PM
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