The second T20I of the New Zealand Women tour of England 2024 took place at the County Ground, Hove, with New Zealand Women opting to bowl first after winning the toss. The match was a thrilling encounter, showcasing strong performances from both teams in a rain-affected game. England eventually registered a crucial win by 23 runs (DLS method).

We take the win in the 2nd T20! 😍

The rain closes in…☔️#EnglandCricket pic.twitter.com/cLHyuNSNqG

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 9, 2024

England post a competitive total

England Women set a competitive total of 89/6 in their allotted 9 overs. Maia Bouchier and Alice Capsey led the charge with quickfire innings of 23 off 15 balls and 28 off 15 balls, respectively. Captain Heather Knight also contributed a valuable 15 off 8 balls. Despite losing wickets at regular intervals, England managed to post a challenging score. New Zealand’s bowlers, particularly Lea Tahuhu (2/20) and Amelia Kerr (2/21), made significant inroads ??into the England batting lineup.

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏏…Well Done to England on their win in the rain reduced T20 at Hove last night 👏👏….Looking forward to being at the games at the Oval on Saturday and Lord's, next Wednesday…#ENGvNZ @englandcricket

— Steve W6 (@norman_speakes) July 10, 2024

Charlotte Dean shines with the ball

Chasing a revised target due to rain interruptions, New Zealand Women struggled to find momentum and managed only 42/5 in 6.4 overs before the match was called off. Brooke Halliday was the standout performer with 14 off 9 balls, but the rest of the batting lineup couldn’t withstand England’s tight bowling. Natalie Sciver, Lauren Bell, and Sophie Ecclestone each picked up a wicket, however it was Charlotte Dean, who was the standout bowler. She bowled an impressive spell of 2 wickets for just 3 runs in ??1 over and went on to earn he?r the Player of the Match award.

Another thrilling win for England Women! 🌧ď¸?

#ENGvNZ #Cricket #WomenSport #Victory #EnglandCricket pic.twitter.com/X0Jf8ip0sW

— Mritu (@Mritu9Goyal) July 10, 2024

England Women secured victory by 23 runs via the DLS method, thanks to a well-rounded team performance. The match highlighted England’s dominance in both batting and bowling, setting the stage for an exciting series ahead.

England take a 2-0 T20I series lead in a rain-affected match at Hove. Catch up on all scores | //t.co/GYpLB9Nupj 📲#CricketNation #ENGvNZ pic.twitter.com/KZpDhrvgHg

— WHITE FERNS (@WHITE_FERNS) July 9, 2024

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England’s powerful batting and strategic use of spinners secured a dominant 59-run victory over New Zealand in the first T20I of the three-match series which is also their biggest win in Women’s T20I over the White Ferns by run margin. Danielle Wyatt’s stellar performance, supported by Nat Sciver-Brunt and Maia Bouchier, set a high target. England’s spinners then effectively dismantled Ne??w Zealand’s batting lineup, showcasing their depth and tactical flexibility ahead of the T20 World Cup.

Dominant innings by Danni Wyatt

Wyatt faced ??just 51 balls for her impressive 76, which included 11 fours and a six, leading England to an imposing tot?al of 197/3 after New Zealand won the toss and opted to bowl first. This outstanding performance was crucial in securing a commanding victory in the first T20I.

She was well-supported by Sciver-Brunt, who smashed a powerful 47 off 23 balls, and opening partner Bouchier, who added 32 off 26. England’s batting display, characterized by precise timing and finding gaps, resulted in their best T20I score against New Zealand and their second-highest in the format on home soil. Returning as an allrounder, Freya Kemp contributed a valuable 26 off 17 balls, with Captain Heather Knight providing ??support towards the end of the innings.

She is so so so good 🤩

Danni Wyatt back at the top and delivering 🫡 #EnglandCricket pic.twitter.com/RbNpa9Pwpi

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 6, 2024

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New Zealand’s shaky start and middle-order collapse

New Zealand began poorly, with Georgia Plimmer running out early. Suzie Bates and Amelia Kerr attempted to stabilize the innings, bringing up a fifty partnership for the second wicket. However, Kerr’s dismissal triggered a collapse, with Bates and Green falling quickly to Sarah Glenn, who took three wickets in an over.

Bates fell attempting a reverse sweep off Glenn, who then bowled Green. Glenn narrowly missed a hat-trick but continued to bowl with excellent control. Sophie Ecclestone had Izzy Gaze stumped first ball, and New Zealand lost five wickets for four runs in 14 balls. Jess Kerr played defiantly, scoring 38 off 26 balls, but England’s spinners maintained their dominance. Linsey Smith eventually dismissed Kerr, caught by S??civer-Brunt, sealing a comprehensive win for England.

England take the T20 series to 1-0. Suzie Bates (43) & Jess Kerr (38) best with the bat. The team moves to Hove ahead of the 2nd T20I on Tuesday. Scorecard | //t.co/EnF4ngKpZe #ENGvNZ #CricketNation 📷 = @PhotosportNZ pic.twitter.com/iAE2RSqZtF

— WHITE FERNS (@WHITE_FERNS) July 6, 2024

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England Women are set to take on New Zealand Women in the second ODI of th??e three-match series on June 30.

England are leading the series 1-0 after emphatic win in the opening game. The hosts will look to continue their winning? momentum while the tourists shall have to bounce back in order to keep the series a?live.

New Zealand Women’s tour of England 2024, 2nd ODI:

• Date and Time: June 30: 10:00 am GMT/ 11:00 am local/ 3:30 pm local
• Venue: New Road, Worcester

New Road Pitch Report:

The New Road ground pitch favors batters due to favorable playing conditions. Initially, fast bowle?rs may have an advantage, but the pitch improves as the match progresses. Opting to bat first after winning the toss appears to be the optimal choice.

EN-W vs NZ-W Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeeper: Amy Jones
• Batters: Heather Knight, Suzie Bates, Tammy Beaumont, Maia Bouchier, Brooke Halliday
• All-rounders: Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Charlotte Dean
• Bowlers: Sophie Ecclestone

EN-W vs NZ-W Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Nat Sciver-Brunt (c), Amelia Kerr (vc)
Choice 2: Sophie Ecclestone (c), Sophie Devine (vc)

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EN-W vs NZ-W Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Danie??lle Wyatt, Hannah Rowe, Maddy Gr??een, Eden Carson

EN-W vs NZ-W Dream11 Team for today’s match (June 30, 10:00 am GMT):

Squads:

England: Tammy Beaumont, Maia Bouchier, Heather Knight (c), Nat Sciver-Br??unt, Danielle Wyatt, Amy Jones (wk), Alice Capsey, Charlotte Dean, Sophie Ecclestone, Kate Cross, Lauren Bell, Lauren Filer, Sophia Dunkley, Sarah Glenn

New Zealand: Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimmer, Amel?ia Kerr, Sophie Devine (c), Maddy Green, Brooke Halliday, Isabella Gaze (wk), Hannah Rowe, Jess Kerr, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas, Molly Penfold, Mikaela G??reig, Lauren Down

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In a thrilling start to the New Zealand Women tour of England 2024, the 1st ODI at the Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, showcased England Women’s superior form as they cruised to a nine-wicket victory over New Zealand Women.

England take a 1-nil ODI series lead in Chester-le-Street. We travel to Worcester tomorrow ahead of ODI 2 on Sunday. Scorecard at //t.co/DibXOCLUbN & the NZC App📲 #ENGvNZ #CricketNation @PhotosportNZ pic.twitter.com/JkmtDwL1W9

— WHITE FERNS (@WHITE_FERNS) June 26, 2024

Brooke Halliday shows her class

New Zealand won the toss and electing to bat. Their innings, however, did not unfold as planned. Suzie Bates gave a quick start with 16 runs off 12 balls, including 3 boundaries. Georgia Plimmer added a steady 29 runs off 32 balls, with 6 fours. Despite these early efforts, the middle order faltered. Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine, and Maddy Green contributed only 10,?? 13, and 2 runs respectively.

The standout performer for New Zealand was Brooke Halliday, who played a resilient knock of 51 runs off 60 balls, featuring 7 fours and 1 six. U??nfortunately, the rest of the batting lineup failed to support her significantly. The team was eventually bowled out for 156 runs in 3?3.3 overs.

Charlotte Dean dominates with the ball

England’s bowlers exhibited excellent control and discipline. Charlotte Dean was the pick of the bowlers, taking 4 wickets for 38 runs in her 9 overs. Sophie Ecclestone and Lauren Filer provided valuable support with 2 and 1 wickets res??pectively. Natalie Sciver and Sarah Glenn also chipped in with a wicket each.

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Tammy Beaumont, Maia Bouchier take England home

Chasing a modest target of 157, England Women made an emphatic start. Tammy Beaumont and Maia Bouchier built a commanding opening partnership, dismantling the New Zealand bowling attack with ease. Beaumont scored a mag??nificent 76 runs off 69 balls, laced with 11 fours and a six. Her partner, Bouchier, was equally aggressive, scoring 67 runs off 50 balls, including 12 boundaries and a six.

The duo’s partnership laid a solid foundation, ensuring England was well ahead of the required run rate. Heather Knight came in to see the team home, contributing 9 runs off 11 balls with one bou?ndary. England reached the target comfortably in just 21.2 overs, finishing at 157/1.

137 runs between these two 😮‍đŸ’?/p>

A match-winning partnership 🎉#EnglandCricket pic.twitter.com/ooivLtI63I

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 26, 2024

New Zealand’s bowlers struggled to find breakthroughs. Halliday was the only bowler to take a wicket, conceding 17 runs in her 3.2 overs. The rest of the bowling attack failed to make any significant impact, with Molly Penfold, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe, and Fran Jonas all going wicketless.

England Women clinched a convin?cing victory by 9 wickets, marking a strong sta??rt to the series. Charlotte was deservedly named Player of the Match for her outstanding bowling performance. The hosts will look to continue their dominant form in the upcoming matches, while New Zealand Women will aim to bounce back and pose a greater challenge.

Player of the match: Charlie Dean 🥇#women #cricket #ENGvNZ #charliedean #englandcricket #CricketTwitter #WomenCricket pic.twitter.com/J3HmeBocVK

— WomenCricket.com (@WomenCricketHQ) June 27, 2024

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England Women are gearing up to host New Zealand Women in a three-match ODI series, beginning on June 26 at the Riverside Ground in Chester-Le-Street. The series promises to be an excitin??g contest between two competitive teams.

Earlier this year, England toured New Zealand for a bilateral series, which included three ODI games and five T20I matches. The English team emerged victorious in both formats, winning the ODI series 4-1 and the T20I series 2-1.

The upcoming series offers the White Ferns an opportunity to avenge their previous defeats. They will be eager to challenge the ?English side on their home turf and aim to reverse their fortunes.

Heather Knight will continue to lead the England team, bringing her experience and strategic acumen to the series. On the other hand, Sophie Devine wil?l captain the White Ferns, aiming to inspi??re her team to a strong performance.

New Zealand tour of England 2024, Women’s ODI series: Fixtures

• June 26: First ODI, at Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, 5:30 pm IST/ 12:00 pm GMT/ 01:00 pm Local
• June 29: Second ODI, at New Road, Worcester, 6:30 pm IST/ 01:00 pm GMT/ 02:00 pm Local
• July 03: Third ODI, at County Ground, Bristol, 6:30 pm IST/ 01:00 pm GMT/ 02:00 pm Local

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Squads:

England Women: Tammy Beaumont, Maia Bouchier, Heather Knight(c), Nat Sciver-Brunt, Danielle Wyatt, Amy? Jones(w), Alice Capsey, Charlotte Dean, Sophie Ecclestone, Kate Cross, Lauren Bell, Lauren Filer, Sophia Dunkley, S?arah Glenn

New Zealand Women: Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimmer, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine(c), Maddy Green, Brooke Hallida?y, Isabella?? Gaze(w), Hannah Rowe, Jess Kerr, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas, Molly Penfold, Mikaela Greig, Lauren Down

Broadcast and Live streaming details:

• India: Fan Code
• United Kingdom: Sky Sports
• South Africa: SuperSport Cricket
• USA & Canada: Sling TV – Willow TV & Willow Xtra (sign up here)
• New Zealand: ICC.TV

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New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has revealed the Women’s squad for the upcoming white-ball tour of England, starting June 26. The tour k?icks off with a three-match ODI series in Chester-le-Street, followed by a five-match T20I series commencing on July 6 in Southampton.

Lauren Down’s comeback

Lauren Down makes her much-anticipated return to the New Zealand women’s team after taking a break to become a mother. Down, who last played in the T20 World Cup in February 2023, has been included in the one-day squad, marking her comeback to international cricket.

Squad changes and player updates

Returning players

Molly Penfold is back as a seam bowling option, following her impressive performances against England A in March, where she finished as the team’s second-highest wicket-taker.

Injuries and absences

Pace bowler Rosemary Mair has been ruled out of the tour due to persistent back pain, which also kept her out of New Zealand’s home ODI series against England in April. Additionally, Hayley Jensen was not considered for selection as she is undergoing rehabilitation for a calf injury.

Lea Tahuhu will join the squad for the T20I ser??ies after remaining in New Zealand for the birth of her second child.

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Coach’s remarks

Head coach Ben Sawyer expressed his satisfaction with Down’s return, highlighting her hard work over the past four months to regain confidence for her comeback. He emphasized the importance of each series in determining the best playing XI, especially with upcoming T20 and One Day World Cups.

Sawyer praised the team’s intensive six-week training, noting their readiness despite previous home losses to England, and acknowledged the challenge of playing a top-tier team on their home turf, while expressing optimism about the team’s preparedness for success.

“We’re really pleased to have Lauren back in the WHITE FERNS. She’s been working hard over the past four months to get herself into a position where she feels confident to play, and this tour feels like the right time to bring her back into the fold. Every series is an opportunity to test what our best playing XI looks like, and with T20 and One Day World Cups looming it will be good to see where Lauren and Mikaela could fit in,” said head coach Ben Sawyer in a statement.

“The players have spent the past six weeks training incredibly hard and we’ve been ticking all the boxes that we can, to get ready. When we faced England at home we didn’t get the results we were after but we did see gutsy performances from a range of players, which was really promising. Anytime you play a world-class team like England in their own backyard it’s going to be a challenge. But with the work that’s been put in, we’ve got ourselves into the best position possible to succeed,” added Sawyer.

New Zealand squad: Sophie Devine (c), Suzie Bates, Eden Carson, Lauren Down (ODIs), Izzy Gaze (wk), Maddy Green, Mikaela Greig, Brooke Halliday, Fran Jonas, Leigh Kasperek (T20Is), Jess Kerr, Melie K?err, Molly Penfold, Georgia Plimmer, Hannah Rowe,? Lea Tahuhu (T20Is).

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The much-anticipated ODI World Cup 2023 finally kicked off on October 5 as England faced off against New Zealand in the opening match of the tournament. However, the result of the match left England supporters and fans disappointed as the defending champions lost the?? contest by nine wi?ckets.

Former English captain Michael Atherton was also far from thrilled with his nation’s performance and didn’t hold back his emotions as he launched a scathing attack on Jos Buttler and Co., labelling their performance as ‘rusty and drab.

The match overview

Asked to bat first, England began their innings decently. However, they kept losing wickets at regular intervals as the match progressed and managed to post a modest total of 282/9 in their allotted 50 overs. Joe Root top-scored with 77 off 86 deliveries for his team, while Jos Buttler contributed a crucial 43 runs. The pick of the bowlers for New Zealand was Matt Henry, who bagged three? wickets for 48 runs in his 10-over spell.

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In reply, New Zealand’s batters made it look like a one-sided affair, comfortably chasing down the target in just 36.2 overs with nine wickets remaining. Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra put on sensational centuries to guide the Blackcaps to victory. Conway smashed a brilliant 152 runs off 121 balls, while Ravindra scored an impressive 123 off 86 deliveries. Among English bowlers, only Sam Curran managed to take a solitary wicket.

Michael Atherton’s scathing attack and criticism

The defeat against New Zealand left England facing a barrage of criticism from fans and experts alike. Known for his candid analysis, Atherton also did not mince his words when assessing the team’s performance.

In an article for The Times, Atherton took a brutal jibe at the Buttler-led side and stated that there was “No barest of margins here,” referring to England’s nail-biting victory in the previous edition’s final against the same opponents.

Atherton further went on to express his disappointment with England’s performance, calling it “rusty and drab.” He also noted that England would need to show significant improvement quickly, especially after a defeat that was unusual for a team of their calibre.

“England will have to show significant improvement very quickly after a rusty and drab performance brought defeat in a manner that has rarely befallen them in recent times. No barest of margins here, just a hammering. Buttler’s players were thankful, no doubt, that there were not more viewers in the ground to witness matters,” said Atherton.

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New Zealand’s young cricketing sensation Rachin Ravindra recently made headlines worldwide with his stunning century against England in the opening match of the ODI World? Cup 2023. His remarkable performance not only helped the Blackcaps secure an impressive victory but also gave cricket fans an insight into his fascinating life as Rachin talked about his ?cricketing preferences and much more in a candid interview following his match-winning ton.

In his interaction with Star Sports, Rachin started by explaining how his name is a fusion of two Indian legends, Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar. The Kiwi all-rounder then further shed light on the inspiration ?behind his jersey number 8, his cricketing idol growing up and current favourite cricketer.

Rachin Ravindra’s cricketing idol growing up

When asked about his cricketing idol while growing up, Rachin’s eyes lit up as he instantly admitted watching ‘Little Master’ Sachin during childhood and named him as his favourite.

Inspiration behind Rachin’s jersey No. 8

As far as Rachin’s choice of the number 8 as his jersey number is concerned, he revealed that it’s a nod to his love for basketball and is inspired by the iconic number 8 jersey worn by the legendary Kobe Bryant during his illustrious NBA career.

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Rachin’s current favourite cricketer

When it came to picking his current favourite cricketers, Rachin found it hard to limit himself to just one. Instead, he named two stalwarts of the game in the form of Kane Williamson and Virat Kohli. Both Williamson and Kohli have not only showcased exceptional batting skills but have also displayed outstanding leadership qualities throughout their career. Rachin’s admiration for these two cricketers reflects their impact on the modern cricketing landscape.

A revisit to Rachin’s blazing ton against England

Rachin’s heroics with the bat came after England set a target of 283 runs for the Blackcaps, and New Zealand lost their first wicket early in the run chase. The 23-year-old then stepped up for his team and ensured that no further wickets fell. Alongside Devon Conway, he orchestrated a magnificent partnership that saw the Tom Latham-led side cruise to victory in just 36.2 overs with nine wickets remaining. Rachin’s spectacular 123 runs off 96 deliveries and Conway’s 152 off 121 deliveries were pivotal in New Zealand’s victory and left cricket fans in awe.

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The highly anticipated ICC ODI World Cup 2023 commenced with a marquee clash between England and New Zealand at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. In a disappointing start to their title defense, England suffered a comprehensive defeat at the hands of New Zealand, who showcased their dominance in the tournament’s opening match.

England, having won the toss, was asked to bat first and managed to post a modest total of 282/9, losing wickets at regular intervals throughout their innings. The only standout performance for the defending champions came from the experienced Joe Root,?? who contributed 77 runs from 86 ?balls, including 4 fours and a six.

England’s hopes were briefly raised when Sam Curran provided an early breakthrough, dismissing Will Young for a golden duck on the first ball of the second over. However, things took a dramatic turn as Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra combined forces to record an astounding 273-run partnership, guiding New Zealand to ??a victory with 13.4 overs t??o spare.

Jos Buttler spills beans on the defeat

In the aftermath of the disheartening defeat, England’s skipper, Jos Buttler, shed light on his team’s performance and identified the key issues that led to their downfall. He reckoned that England’s total was well below what they had aimed for, especially considering the favorable batting conditions on the pitch.

Buttler highlighted that England’s batting lacked clinical execution, with some correct shot selections not being executed properly, and emphasized the need for a balanced approach between aggression and defense in shot-making.

“I thought we were well below par. Judging by the way New Zealand batted, they showed that. I thought we were aiming for 330, it felt like it was a really good wicket to bat on and it probably got even better under lights as well. Just with the score we had and the start they got off to, it’s tough to build any pressure,” said Buttler in the post-match presentation.

“We lacked being a bit clinical with our execution. Some of the dismissals were the right shots but just not quite executed correctly. You can’t be too defensive. I think we were just not quite clinical enough with our shot-making and our execution,” added Buttler.

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Praise for Conway and Ravindra

Buttler heaped praise on Conway and Ravindra for their exceptional partnership and commended ??their ability to play techn?ically sound cricket shots and extract maximum value from their strokes, despite not relying on big, aggressive shots.

“They played some really good cricket shots and got great value for them. I thought the margin for error on that pitch was very small and in that powerplay, someone like Devon Conway – I can’t think of any massive shots he played but he scored very quickly, and the same for Rachin Ravindra as well. The two guys played exceptionally well, they put together a fantastic partnerships and we were well beaten today,” explained the English skipper.

Buttler believed that had England performed closer to their potential, they might have posted a more competitive total; however, he conceded that New Zealand’s exceptional skills and adaptability may have still posed a significant challenge.

“I still think it was a good wicket, I think we played a long way short of our best with the bat and still made 280. If we were closer to our best, I think we would have got up to a score which we may have defended – but with the conditions or the skill that New Zealand showed, it may still not have been enough,” Buttler added further.

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