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Former New Zealand men's cricketer Dean Brownlie has been named as the new batting coach of the women's team. The White Ferns have also got Craig Howard on board as their spin bowling coach.Brownlie, who retired from his playing ...

Ex-New Zealand cricketer Dean Brownlie has been named as the new batting coach of the New Zealand womens team. The White Ferns have also got Craig Howard on board as their spin bowling coach. Brownlie, who retired at the end of the 2019/20 season joins the New Zealand womens coaching staff following a stint with Northern Districts Cricket as their Network coach. Dean Brownlie Appointed as New Zealand Womens Batting Coach; Craig Howard Joins as Spin Bowling Coach.

Former New Zealand batter Dean Brownlie has been appointed as the new batting coach of the New Zealand women team alongside Craig Howard who joined the team a

Former Black Caps batter Dean Brownlie has been named as the new White Ferns batting coach with Craig Howard joining the side as spin bowling coach.

New Zealand team preparations for next year ICC Women T20 World Cup have started as they named their squad for upcoming white-ball matches at home against

The White Ferns captain Sophie Devine says she's pleased that they were able to find another way to win as they completed their tour of the West Indies with a victory.

, Oct 3 (IANS) Fran Jonas (3/16), Eden Carson (2/14) and Suzie Bates (2/5) along with Maddy Green making an unbeaten 49 gave New Zealand a five-wicket victory over the West Indies in the third women's T20I to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match ...

, Oct 2 (IANS) New Zealand Women, aided by a half-century from Suzie Bates, pulled off a thriller to win the second T20I against the West Indies Women by six wickets with one ball remaining and level the series, at the Sir Vivian Richards ...

White Ferns win nail-biter to level T20 series with West Indies.

North Sound – West Indies Women’s off-spinner Karishma Ramharack triggered a late collapse, but New Zealand Women held their nerve to come away with a two-wicket win in the second One-day International on Thursday in Antigua – and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. Chasing 170 for victory at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, the New Zealanders appeared to be cantering to their target at 164 for four …