Advertisement
Ben sawyer: Cricket News & Match Updates
Advertisement
Ben Sawyer Leaves New Zealand Women's Head Coach Job After Four-year Tenure
Chief High Performance Cricket Officer: Ben Sawyer has left his role as the New Zealand women's head coach after being at the helm for four years following a review meeting.
Sawyer was appointed the head coach of the White Ferns in June 2022, and his contract was set to end in December 2026; however, he did not receive a renewal after a review process of the high-performance structure.
During his time with the New Zealand women's side, the Australian-born led the White Ferns to a bronze at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, before guiding them to the T20 World Cup 2024 crown.
Related Cricket News for Ben sawyer - Tesst
Devine & Tahuhu Confirm Retirement; Nensi, Izzy Earn Maiden T20 WC Call-up As NZ Name Squad
T20 World Cup: New Zealand have named a 15-member squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in England, with veterans Sophie Devine, Lea Tahuhu, and Suzie Bates set to bow out of international cricket after the tournament, while uncapped duo Nensi Patel and Izzy Sharp headline the fresh faces in the title-defending side.
Devonshire, McLeod, Patel & Sharp Set For Maiden Away Tour As NZ Name Squad For England ODIs
New Zealand Women: Spin-bowling all-rounders Flora Devonshire, Nensi Patel, and batters Emma McLeod and Izzy Sharp have been named in the New Zealand Women's ODI squad for the three-match series in England and Wales starting from May 10.
NZ Hand Maiden Call Up To Knight For South Africa WODIs
South Africa WODIs: Kayley Knight has been included in the 13-strong squad to take on South Africa in the ODI series starting on Sunday.
NZ Seamer Lea Tahuhu Retires From ODI Cricket
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand seamer Lea Tahuhu has announced her retirement from Women's ODIs, drawing curtains on her 15-year career in the format. She will continue to be available for selection in T20Is.
Plimmer Ruled Out Of Zimbabwe WODIs, NZ Name Bella James As Replacement
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand batter Georgia Plimmer has been ruled out of the WODI series against Zimbabwe with a shoulder injury.
Amelia Kerr Appointed As New Zealand Women’s New All-format Skipper
ICC T20 Champions Trophy: New Zealand all-rounder Amelia Kerr has been appointed as the New Zealand women’s new captain across all formats. She takes over from Sophie Devine, who stepped down after last year’s Women’s ODI World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.
NZ Spinner Eden Carson To Undergo Surgery, Set To Miss Women's T20 WC Title Defence
T20 World Cup: New Zealand off-spinner Eden Carson is set to undergo surgery on her right elbow on Thursday and is anticipated to need six months of rehabilitation before making a return to competitive cricket.
Women's World Cup: Devonshire Ruled Out Of New Zealand Squad With Finger Injury
Cricket World Cup: New Zealand have been dealt with an early setback in their Women’s World Cup campaign, with left-arm off-spinning allrounder Flora Devonshire ruled out of the tournament due to a hand injury.
India, Australia And Sri Lanka Are Going To Be Difficult To Come Up Against: Devine
ODI World Cup: New Zealand captain Sophie Devine has identified co-hosts India and Sri Lanka, as well as defending champions Australia, as formidable opponents to face off against in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, starting on September 30.
Defending Champions New Zealand Announce Women’s Cricket World Cup Squad
Cricket World Cup: The defending T20I world champions have unveiled an outfit with multiple names bound for their first-ever Cricket World Cup.
McMillan Appointed Full-time New Zealand Women Assistant Coach
ICC T20 World Cup: Craig McMillan has been appointed a full-time New Zealand women cricket's assistant coach, just over a year after first joining the side on a part-time contract.
It's Been An Amazing Experience So Far, Says Sawyer On NZ Camp In Chennai Ahead Of WC
Chennai Super Kings Academy: Head coach Ben Sawyer, who is overseeing New Zealand women’s camp in Chennai as part of preparation for the upcoming Women’s ODI World Cup, said the experience so far of practicing in spin-friendly conditions at the Chennai Super Kings Academy has been an amazing one.
NZ's Hayley Jensen Retires From International Cricket
ICC T20 World Cup: New Zealand allrounder Hayley Jensen has has announced her retirement from international cricket, bringing down curtains to her 11-year career.
New Zealand Trio Gaze, Jensen, James Ruled Out Of Sri Lanka T20ls
Sri Lanka T20ls: New Zealand women have suffered a triple blow with injuries ruling out wicketkeeper-batter Izzy Gaze (hip flexor), pace bowler Hayley Jensen (hip flexor), and batter Bella James (quadricep) from the upcoming T20I series against Sri Lanka.
Advertisement
Cricket Special Today
Advertisement
