Dubai: New Zealand scripted history by winning their first Women’s T20 World Cup title at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium today. The Sophie

New Zealand, after being asked to bat first, posted 158/5 in their 20 overs with Amelia Kerr scoring 43 off 38 balls and Brooke Halliday scoring 38 off 28 balls to push New Zealand to a competitive...

New Zealand win their first Women's T20 World Cup title with a comprehensive win over South Africa in Dubai.

New Zealand won their maiden Women's T20 World Cup title, seeing off South Africa with a 32-run vict...

New Zealand won their maiden Women's T20 World Cup title, seeing off South Africa with a 32-run vict...

"This means everything to us," Suzie Bates says after New Zealand produced a near flawless display in the T20 World Cup final.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — New Zealand won the Women’s T20 World Cup for the first time, beating South Africa by 32 runs on Sunday after a standout performance from Amelia Kerr with bat and ball.South Africa's chase was held to 126-9 in 20 overs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in reply to New Zealand’s 158-5 in the final of the 18-day tournament.South Africa was also seeking to become a first-time champion. After South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt won the toss and opted to bowl, Kerr top scored for New Zealand with a 38-ball 43. Brooke Halliday hit 38 runs in 28 deliveries and opener Suzie Bates scored 32 in 31. Nonkululeko Mlaba took 2-31 in four overs for South Africa.South Africa made a strong start to its chase, reaching 51-1 in 6.5 overs but never really threatened afterward, reaching the halfway stage of its innings at 64-3.Wolvaardt top scored for South Africa with a 27-ball 33.Kerr took 3-24 in her four overs, including Wolvaardt's wicket.Both teams fielded an unchanged side from…

New Zealand has won the Women’s T20 World Cup for the first time.

The New Zealand cricket team won the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 title by defeating South Africa at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday.This is their first-ever T20 World...

From the depths of despair, the White Ferns have now climbed Everest, writes Ben Strang reporting from Dubai.

NZ's women's cricket team didn't just earn glory at the T20 Cricket World Cup in Dubai - it was also a lucrative payday.

New Zealand cricket fans enjoyed a historic Sunday on October 20, as both the men's and women's teams clinched major victories. The men's side defeated India in Bengaluru, while the women's team lifted their maiden T20 World Cup trophy in Dubai.

South Africa will require 95 runs to win the final being played in Dubai.

Women’s T20 World Cup: Black Caps skipper Tom Latham wished the White Ferns before their grand finale against Laura Wolvaardt’s South Africa in Dubai. On Sunday, Latham’s men beat India by eight wickets in the Bengaluru Test.

New Zealand women's cricket team will take on South Africa in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 final in Dubai on Sunday. Both teams are looking to clinch their first-ever T20 World Cup title after a series of heartbreaks in the finals.

New Zealand's trio of 'grandmas' - Sophie Devine, Suzie Bates and Lea Tahuhu realised their dream of winning the T20 World Cup after string of defeats and heartbreaks over the years. It was a disappointing end for South Africa as the required run rate got too steep for them to chase in the end.

Women’s T20 World Cup: New Zealand went into the tournament with 10 losses on the trot, but Sophie Devine and Co. raised their game just when it mattered the most. In the final, the White Ferns beat South Africa by 32 runs at the Dubai International Stadium.

Otago wicketkeeper-batter Polly Inglis has earned her maiden call-up to the White Ferns for the ODI series against India.

Amelia Kerr, the superstar New Zealand all-rounder, single-handedly ensured that South Africa never stood a chance with the bat in hand in the run-chase in the Women's T20 World Cup 2024 final. After losing in the final in 2009 and 2010, the White Ferns finally ended the trophy hoodoo.

Four of the White Ferns squad are all former Tawa College students, and there were bleary and teary eyes at the Wellington school this morning as the team took out the T20 Cricket World Cup for the first time.