2000 Women's Cricket World Cup squads

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Eight teams participated in the 2000 Women's Cricket World Cup in New Zealand, down from eleven at the previous edition in 1997.

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Australia

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Belinda Clark (c)10 September 1970 (aged 30)RightRight-arm off-spin
Cherie Bambury 24 July 1976 (aged 24)LeftRight-arm fast-medium
Joanne Broadbent 29 November 1965 (aged 35)LeftLeft-arm medium
Louise Broadfoot 26 February 1978 (aged 22)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Avril Fahey 24 June 1974 (aged 26)RightRight-arm off-spin
Cathryn Fitzpatrick 4 March 1968 (aged 32)RightRight-arm fast
Zoe Goss 6 December 1968 (aged 31)RightRight-arm medium-fast
Julie Hayes 2 May 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm fast
Lisa Keightley 26 August 1971 (aged 29)RightRight-arm medium
Olivia Magno 4 November 1972 (aged 28)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Charmaine Mason 20 September 1970 (aged 30)RightRight-arm fast
Terry McGregor 5 July 1977 (aged 23)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Julia Price (wk)11 January 1972 (aged 28)Right
Karen Rolton 21 November 1974 (aged 26)LeftLeft-arm medium

England

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Clare Connor (c)1 September 1976 (aged 24)Right
Jane Cassar (wk)24 December 1972 (aged 27)Right
Sarah Collyer 3 October 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium
Barbara Daniels 17 December 1964 (aged 35)RightRight-arm medium
Charlotte Edwards 17 December 1979 (aged 20)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Laura Harper 22 January 1984 (aged 16)RightRight-arm off-spin
Dawn Holden 1 September 1980 (aged 20)RightLeft-arm orthodox
Kathryn Leng 28 September 1973 (aged 27)LeftRight-arm leg-spin
Lucy Pearson 19 February 1972 (aged 28)RightLeft-arm fast
Melissa Reynard 14 March 1972 (aged 28)RightLeft-arm medium
Nicky Shaw 30 December 1981 (aged 18)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Claire Taylor (wk)25 September 1975 (aged 25)Right
Clare Taylor 22 May 1965 (aged 35)RightRight-arm medium
Arran Thompson 23 November 1981 (aged 19)RightRight-arm medium

India

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Anju Jain (c, wk)11 August 1974 (aged 26)Right
Anjum Chopra 20 May 1977 (aged 23)LeftRight-arm medium
Neetu David 1 September 1977 (aged 23)RightLeft-arm orthodox
Kalyani Dhokarikar 9 May 1971 (aged 29)RightRight-arm medium-fast
Smitha Harikrishna 6 October 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm medium
Hemlata Kala 15 August 1975 (aged 25)RightRight-arm medium
Chanderkanta Kaul 21 January 1971 (aged 29)Right
Arundhati Kirkire (wk)31 May 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium
Deepa Marathe 25 November 1972 (aged 28)RightLeft-arm orthodox
Renu Margrate 3 July 1975 (aged 25)RightRight-arm medium
Mithali Raj 3 December 1982 (aged 17)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Purnima Rau 30 January 1967 (aged 33)RightRight-arm off-spin
Kavita Roy 22 June 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium
Rupanjali Shastri 14 November 1975 (aged 25)RightRight-arm off-spin
Sunita Singh 22 February 1974 (aged 26)RightRight-arm medium

Ireland

Coach: Cricket Ireland flag.svg John Wills

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Miriam Grealey (c)27 December 1965 (aged 34)RightRight-arm off-spin
Caitriona Beggs 15 July 1977 (aged 23)RightRight-arm medium
Sandra Dawson (wk)30 October 1962 (aged 38)Right
Isobel Joyce 25 July 1983 (aged 17)RightLeft-arm medium
Anne Linehan 7 October 1973 (aged 27)LeftRight-arm medium
Barbara McDonald 28 May 1972 (aged 28)RightRight-arm medium-fast
Ciara Metcalfe 29 September 1979 (aged 21)LeftRight-arm leg-spin
Lara Molins 28 March 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium
Clare O'Leary 2 June 1967 (aged 33)Right
Catherine O'Neill 28 June 1970 (aged 30)RightRight-arm off-spin
Cliodhna Sharp 3 June 1976 (aged 24)Right
Clare Shillington 8 January 1981 (aged 19)RightRight-arm off-spin
Nikki Squire 2 November 1967 (aged 33)Right
Karen Young 6 June 1968 (aged 32)RightRight-arm medium
Saibh Young 5 September 1967 (aged 33)RightRight-arm medium

Netherlands

Coach: Flag of New Zealand.svg Greg Curtain

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Pauline te Beest (c)13 February 1970 (aged 30)Right
Teuntje de Boer 31 May 1968 (aged 32)RightRight-arm medium
Carolien de Fouw 12 May 1966 (aged 34)RightRight-arm off-spin
Iris Jharap 1 May 1970 (aged 30)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Leonie Hoitink 20 January 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm medium
Jiska Howard 6 September 1971 (aged 29)Right
Maartje Köster 3 March 1975 (aged 25)RightRight-arm medium
Sandra Kottman 20 May 1967 (aged 33)LeftLeft-arm medium
Rowan Milburn (wk)18 June 1977 (aged 23)Right
Cheraldine Oudolf 4 May 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium-fast
Helmien Rambaldo 13 November 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium
Elise Reynolds 25 March 1969 (aged 31)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Carolien Salomons 20 July 1974 (aged 26)RightRight-arm off-spin
Tessa van der Gun 24 July 1982 (aged 18)RightRight-arm off-spin
Carly Verheul 12 January 1980 (aged 20)Right

New Zealand

Kate Pulford was originally named in the squad, but pulled out due to illness. She was replaced by Nicola Payne.

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Emily Drumm (c)15 September 1974 (aged 26)RightRight-arm medium
Catherine Campbell 20 July 1963 (aged 37)LeftRight-arm off-spin
Paula Flannery 27 May 1974 (aged 26)RightRight-arm off-spin
Debbie Hockley 7 November 1962 (aged 38)RightRight-arm medium
Katrina Keenan 24 February 1971 (aged 29)RightRight-arm medium-fast
Erin McDonald 25 November 1980 (aged 20)RightLeft-arm orthodox
Clare Nicholson 20 September 1967 (aged 33)RightRight-arm off-spin
Nicola Payne 10 September 1969 (aged 31)RightRight-arm medium
Rachel Pullar 3 June 1977 (aged 23)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Kathryn Ramel 7 September 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm medium
Rebecca Rolls (wk)22 August 1975 (aged 25)Right
Anna Smith 12 May 1978 (aged 22)Right
Haidee Tiffen 4 September 1979 (aged 21)RightRight-arm medium
Emily Travers (wk)29 July 1978 (aged 22)Right
Helen Watson 17 February 1972 (aged 28)RightRight-arm medium

South Africa

Kerri Laing was originally named in the squad, but withdrew and was replaced by Hanri Strydom.

Coach: Flag of South Africa.svg Rodney Willemburg

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Kim Price (c)9 December 1962 (aged 37)RightLeft-arm orthodox
Anina Burger 25 August 1967 (aged 33)Right
Helen Davies 29 July 1966 (aged 34)RightRight-arm medium
Cindy Eksteen 21 November 1977 (aged 23)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Alison Hodgkinson 30 January 1977 (aged 23)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Ally Kuylaars 17 May 1971 (aged 29)RightRight-arm fast
Levona Lewis 15 November 1972 (aged 28)LeftLeft-arm fast-medium
Nolu Ndzundzu 21 December 1977 (aged 22)RightRight-arm medium
Linda Olivier 17 April 1965 (aged 35)RightRight-arm medium
Denise Reid 15 June 1967 (aged 33)LeftRight-arm fast-medium
Hanri Strydom 7 November 1980 (aged 20)RightRight-arm medium
Daleen Terblanche (wk)19 October 1969 (aged 31)Right
Yulandi van der Merwe 19 December 1977 (aged 22)RightRight-arm medium-fast
Sune van Zyl 16 July 1977 (aged 23)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Sunette Viljoen 10 June 1983 (aged 17)RightRight-arm medium

Sri Lanka

Coach: Flag of Sri Lanka.svg Guy de Alwis

PlayerDate of birthBattingBowling style
Rasanjali Silva (c)26 November 1971 (aged 29)LeftRight-arm fast-medium
Hiroshi Abeysinghe 2 November 1978 (aged 22)RightRight-arm off-spin
Thanuga Ekanayake (wk)24 February 1972 (aged 28)Right
Hiruka Fernando 30 September 1976 (aged 24)LeftLeft-arm orthodox
Dona Indralatha 27 August 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Indika Kankanange 25 September 1974 (aged 26)RightRight-arm fast-medium
Chandrika Lakmalee 27 October 1978 (aged 22)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Kalpana Liyanarachchi 4 June 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm medium
Janakanthy Mala 30 August 1968 (aged 32)RightRight-arm off-spin
Ramani Perera 29 August 1976 (aged 24)RightRight-arm leg-spin
Chamani Seneviratna 14 November 1978 (aged 22)RightRight-arm medium
Dedunu Silva 12 February 1978 (aged 22)RightRight-arm medium
Suthershini Sivanantham 20 December 1972 (aged 27)RightRight-arm off-spin
Champa Sugathadasa 10 November 1973 (aged 27)RightRight-arm medium

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