Katey Martin

Pakistan end campaign at the bottom with one win while New Zealand's campaign, too, is all but over

An all-star batting effort from the New Zealand middle-order helps them pull off the second-highest successful chase in women's ODIs

Captain scores 101 to lead hosts to highest successful ODI run-chase

With a strong core of experienced players - Bates, Devine, Satterthwaite, Kasperek - New Zealand will be keen to make amends for their collapse in the 2016 World T20 semi-final

The captain and her understudy hit fifties to lead Australia's comeback after they were reduced to 4 for 45 in a chase of 163

New Zealand wrapped up the series 4-0 against the visitors in Hamilton

Sophie Devine's 3 for 12, Amy Satterthwaite's unbeaten 71, and Katey Martin's 65 gave New Zealand a 2-0 lead in the T20I series against West Indies in Mount Maunganui

Spinner Leigh Kasperek's two scalps in the space of three balls in the 19th over, even as Stafanie Taylor was left stranded at her end, helped New Zealand prevail over West Indies by eight runs

Opener Sophie Devine struck 41 off 29 balls and followed it with the wicket of Ayesha Zafar to underpin New Zealand's 15-run victory in the first T20I in Sharjah

Playing her 57th ODI, Meg Lanning surpassed Charlotte Edwards on the list of most centuries in women's ODI and helped clinch the series against New Zealand 2-1

Amy Satterthwaite's 117-ball 137* helped New Zealand women post their sixth-highest ODI score and beat Pakistan women by 60 runs in a rain-curtailed match

New Zealand women produced another solid performance while South Africa women suffered another collapse as the visitors won the last ODI by 126 runs to seal the series 5-2

Wicketkeeper-batsman Katey Martin has been picked in New Zealand Women's World T20 squad, almost two years after last representing the team

Ingrid Cronin-Knight and Lucy Doolan will make their debuts, while there was a recall after five years for Katey Martin

Three new caps have been named in the New Zealand women's team for their Test and one-day international tour of India next month

New Zealand Cricket today announced the four women it has selected for its 2003 cricket high performance programme at Lincoln University