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    Women's World Cup: Devine, Halliday’s fighting knocks help New Zealand surge to 227/9
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    Women's World Cup: Devine, Halliday’s Fighting Knocks Help New Zealand Surge To 227/9

    By IANS News October 10, 2025 • 18:56 PM View: 674
    New Zealand Women: A gritty partnership between skipper Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday helped New Zealand Women recover from a shaky start to post 227/9 against Bangladesh Women in their Women’s World Cup 2025 clash at Baraspara Stadium on Thursday.

    While Devine and Halliday steadied the innings with a commanding 112-run stand for the fourth wicket, Bangladesh’s young leg-spinner Rabeya Khan starred with the ball, claiming 3/30 to keep her side in the contest.

    Opting to bat first, New Zealand got off to a cautious start on a sluggish surface. Suzie Bates finally found form in this edition and provided a solid platform, but her dismissal on 29 — following a mix-up with partner Georgia Plimmer — triggered a mini-collapse.

    TAGS Sophie Devine Brooke Halliday World Cup Zealand Women Bangladesh Women Baraspara Stadium While Devine Rabeya Khan Suzie Bates Georgia Plimmer Amelia Kerr White Ferns Maddy Green Isabella Gaze Lea Tahuhu Eden Carson
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