List of New Zealand women ODI cricketers

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A One Day International (ODI) is an international cricket match between two teams, each having ODI status, as determined by the International Cricket Council. The women's variant of the game is similar to the men's version, with minor modifications to umpiring and pitch requirements. [1] The first women's ODI was played in 1973, between England and Australia. [2] The New Zealand women's national cricket team played their first ODI during the 1973 Women's Cricket World Cup, when they faced Trinidad and Tobago. [3]

Contents

List of ODI cricketers

Statistics are correct as of 25 September 2022. [4] [5] [6]
NoNameFirstLastMat Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBM 5WI Ave Ca St
1 Barbara Bevege 197319821648810132.533113433/17016.003— [7]
2 Bev Brentnall 197319735401813.3300—————3— [8]
3 Jos Burley 197319732777.0000780———0— [9]
4 Shirley Cowles 197319735934618.6000300———2— [10]
5 Judi Doull 197319735644212.8000—————2— [11]
6 Carol Marett 19731982141492414.9000761163/14019.370— [12]
7 Jenny Olson 197319734179*5.660016243/16013.000— [13]
8 Glenys Page 197319732555.000010466/2017.660— [14]
9 Maureen Peters 1973198216792411.2800935192/3015.313— [15]
10 Lynda Prichard 197319735737018.2510—————1— [16]
11 Jill Saulbrey 1973197357522*37.500025842/32025.000— [17]
12 Liz Allan 19731978742178.400035431/22054.002— [18]
13 Jackie Lord 1973198215101257.7600795256/10112.722— [19]
14 Ethna Rouse 197319733904830.0000—————0— [20]
15 Eileen Badham 197319821917251*14.33101164194/19022.2110— [21]
16 Vicki Burtt 1978198291684621.00003622/31015.504— [22]
17 Pat Carrick 19781978376*7.000017463/43017.661— [23]
18 Sheree Harris 19781978211*———180———0— [24]
19 Cheryl Henshilwood 1978197821515*—00—————0— [25]
20 Trish McKelvey 19731982213205421.3310—————3— [26]
21 Sue Rattray 19731985305766827.42301441264/33029.004— [27]
22 Edna Ryan Dagger-14-plain.png1978198215176*4.2500—————138 [28]
23 Viv Sexton 1978197821296.0000—————0— [29]
24 Linda Lindsay 19781978227270027.007822/26021.000— [30]
25 Karen Marsh 197819781141414.0000—————0— [31]
26 Sue Brown 19821986185917*11.80001020192/3016.215— [32]
27 Debbie Hockley 19822000118406411741.893441522203/49042.6541— [33]
28 Lesley Murdoch 19821990254176921.9410—————4— [34]
29 Karen Plummer 19821992111003211.1100600———2— [35]
30 Nicki Turner 198219912862411426.0021—————4— [36]
31 Linda Fraser 19821987133185.1600702123/21024.502— [37]
32 Di Caird 198419844724524.0000—————0— [38]
33 Jeanette Dunning 19841988223468920.3510942133/29040.534— [39]
34 Ingrid Jagersma Dagger-14-plain.png198419903445358*19.692013242/14012.00249 [40]
35 Ann McKenna 19841987142143916.4600—————0— [41]
36 Rose Signal 1984198561286.000016221/10044.502— [42]
37 Liz Signal 19841988197928*11.280078372/26070.855— [43]
38 Shona Gilchrist 19841985819124.750046273/20028.854— [44]
39 Jackie Clark 19851992318758529.1670—————5— [45]
40 Delwyn Costello 198519857111.000034022/37069.501— [46]
41 Karen Gunn 19851994454615218.44102753535/22121.0014— [47]
42 Lois Simpson 19851988129523*9.5000—————1— [48]
43 Katrina Molloy 19851985500*0.000021642/16024.752— [49]
44 Nancy Williams 19851992198021*7.2700665153/37024.931— [50]
45 Brigit Legg 198719901879177.90001198203/4019.702— [51]
46 Julie Harris 19871997459919*8.25002486614/8018.429— [52]
47 Penny Kinsella 19881995204435726.0520—————0— [53]
48 Kirsty Flavell 19881996387195429.952042072/5022.285— [54]
49 Sarah Illingworth Dagger-14-plain.png19881996373425115.5410—————2721 [55]
50 Sue Morris 198819888555.000041472/13025.000— [56]
51 Jennifer Turner 198819943054154.50001592285/5124.826— [57]
52 Debbie Ford 198819883463523.0000360———1— [58]
53 Catherine Campbell 198820008569124.60004518783/15025.8715— [59]
54 Kim McDonald 199119926803413.3300—————1— [60]
55 Emily Drumm 19922006101284411635.111921542374/31021.0224— [61]
56 Shelley Fruin Dagger-14-plain.png19921997233855120.2610—————41 [62]
57 Yvonne Kainuku 199219922442.0000720———0— [63]
58 Maia Lewis 1992200578137210522.4941300———30— [64]
59 Sarah McLauchlan 199219972913734*8.56001361192/6035.006— [65]
60 Trudy Anderson 19931997264408517.6020—————9— [66]
61 Karen Musson 1993199613863110.7500524103/22025.303— [67]
62 Lisa Astle 199319931——————————0— [68]
63 Katrina Keenan 199520005434857*12.88102701704/5017.828— [69]
64 Clare Nicholson 199520003519573*16.25101636384/18018.6013— [70]
65 Justine Russell 19951996588*2.660015611/20084.000— [71]
66 Kelly Brown 1996199714199*6.3300520102/8025.204— [72]
67 Karen Le Comber 1996199715442135*44.2021—————2— [73]
68 Helen Daly 199719973—————12021/12028.501— [74]
69 Justine Fryer 19971997711*—00198103/8011.500— [75]
70 Rebecca Rolls Dagger-14-plain.png19972007104220111425.01122—————8944 [76]
71 Losi Harford 1997199732096.6600420———0— [77]
72 Rachel Pullar 199720055125327*12.04002592745/7216.4814— [78]
73 Kathryn Ramel 19972002475194117.30001226353/26020.8213— [79]
74 Kate Pulford 19992010467439518.57301202304/5026.3611— [80]
75 Anna Smith 199920021949791*33.1330—————0— [81]
76 Donna Trow 19991999211*—007243/804.501— [82]
77 Haidee Tiffen 19992009117291910030.721811656494/43019.4832— [83]
78 Helen Watson 1999200866580115*15.26012487543/14023.8721— [84]
79 Paula Gruber 200020002000.0000600———0— [85]
80 Nicola Payne [lower-alpha 1] 20002003285479324.86203011/22022.001— [86]
81 Munokoa Tunupopo 200020003—————1080———2— [87]
82 Paula Flannery 200020041725849*17.2000—————3— [88]
83 Erin McDonald 200020003—————14452/17010.001— [89]
84 Emily Travers 200020003——————————0— [90]
85 Nicola Browne 2002201412520026327.051004571884/20034.1433— [91]
86 Anna Dodd 200220063115520*17.22001243283/13026.8510— [92]
87 Aimee Watkins 20022011103188911121.71624392924/2031.0437— [93]
88 Frances King 2002200315803111.5700649214/14019.232— [94]
89 Louise Milliken 20022007481102111.00002220595/25123.8813— [95]
90 Fiona Fraser 2002200259454*94.0010—————1— [96]
91 Sara McGlashan 20022016134243897*22.36110—————36— [97]
92 Amanda Green 20032004142317*7.6600646125/15132.253— [98]
93 Michelle Lynch 2003200361052917.5000—————0— [99]
94 Rebecca Steele 2003200532418*6.83001758343/10024.446— [100]
95 Sarah Burke 20032008367310*8.11001536253/17040.763— [101]
96 Maria Fahey 200320105414039127.5020—————15— [102]
97 Katey Martin Dagger-14-plain.png2003202210317938122.1370—————6219 [103]
98 Natalee Scripps 200320057129*—0030262/17034.330— [104]
99 Beth McNeill 200420092319388*19.30101051236/32129.568— [105]
100 Suzie Bates 20062022145511416840.5829123047754/7033.5679— [106]
101 Sarah Tsukigawa 200620094273078*22.12201535354/43032.029— [107]
102 Sophie Devine 20062022131326614530.521464407893/24036.9838— [108]
103 Ros Kember 20062008101556415.5010—————3— [109]
104 Selena Charteris 2007200752020*10.00009611/320102.000— [110]
105 Rowan Milburn Dagger-14-plain.png20002007152377118.2310—————75 [111]
106 Amy Satterthwaite 200720221454639137*38.332771930504/13029.7257— [112]
107 Rachel Priest Dagger-14-plain.png2007202087169415728.3592—————7221 [113]
108 Rachel Candy 20072013182786.7500720185/19130.613— [114]
109 Ingrid Cronin-Knight 200820083413613.6600—————0— [115]
110 Lucy Doolan 20082013406747621.74101287323/7031.3418— [116]
111 Abby Burrows 20092010953*—0033773/27038.142— [117]
112 Emma Campbell 201020102148*14.00008421/19034.502— [118]
113 Victoria Lind 2010201081786822.2510—————5— [119]
114 Sian Ruck 20102013274812*12.00001279244/31032.753— [120]
115 Morna Nielsen 2010201652121206.05002352535/21226.757— [121]
116 Natalie Dodd 20102021182245213.1710—————6— [122]
117 Kate Ebrahim 20102018311812410.64001099203/33036.757— [123]
118 Liz Perry 20102017172017022.3310480———3— [124]
119 Erin Bermingham 20102017341873511.68001565434/16024.2410— [125]
120 Kelly Anderson 201120116229*7.330022853/45037.400— [126]
121 Frances Mackay 201120223031339*16.4700994264/34027.6912— [127]
122 Lea Tahuhu 2011202284339268.69003822945/37130.3623— [128]
123 Janet Brehaut 2011201134023*20.0000—————3— [129]
124 Katie Perkins 201220207311987827.2240—————35— [130]
125 Anna Peterson 20122019322794616.4100826274/25017.859— [131]
126 Samantha Curtis 201420172034655*23.06206021/15027.005— [132]
127 Holly Huddleston 20142020366716*6.09001527465/25324.302— [133]
128 Hayley Jensen 20142022322965311.84101139273/32034.961— [134]
129 Maddy Green 2014202255102512222.284111211/300118.0026— [135]
130 Felicity Leydon-Davis 2014201411010*—005055/1813.600— [136]
131 Georgia Guy 20142015722*2.000028993/23019.661— [137]
132 Hannah Rowe 201520224218429*9.68001640445/55128.278— [138]
133 Leigh Kasperek 201520213929911317.58011904656/46219.4312— [139]
134 Thamsyn Newton 20162017105719*9.5000384115/31125.005— [140]
135 Amelia Kerr 20162022561338232*39.35622847775/17127.5132— [141]
136 Lauren Down 20182022254429019.2130—————8— [142]
137 Bernadine Bezuidenhout Dagger-14-plain.png [lower-alpha 2] 2014202091234320.5000—————51 [143]
138 Jess Watkin 201820186866217.201017762/30018.830— [144]
139 Rosemary Mair 20192022163076.000066082/21071.254— [145]
140 Jess Kerr 20202022221412810.0700979274/35025.374— [146]
141 Brooke Halliday 20212022203936021.83209441/16018.506— [147]
142 Fran Jonas 20212022821*1.000035452/22056.803— [148]
143 Molly Penfold 202120223222.000012022/42049.500— [149]
144 Isabella Gaze Dagger-14-plain.png202220223763.5000—————50 [150]
145 Eden Carson 20222022100*—004833/31010.330— [151]
146 Georgia Plimmer 202220221171717.0000—————00 [152]

Notes

  1. ↑ Nicola Payne has also played 37 One Day Internationals for Netherlands, before playing for New Zealand. Only her record for New Zealnad is given above.
  2. ↑ Bernadine Bezuidenhout had played 4 ODI matches for South Africa. Only her records for New Zealand are given above.

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  69. ↑ "Katrina Keenan". Cricinfo.
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  78. ↑ "Rachel Pullar". Cricinfo.
  79. ↑ "Kathryn Ramel". Cricinfo.
  80. ↑ "Kate Pulford". Cricinfo.
  81. ↑ "Anna Smith". Cricinfo.
  82. ↑ "Donna Trow". Cricinfo.
  83. ↑ "Haidee Tiffen". Cricinfo.
  84. ↑ "Helen Watson". Cricinfo.
  85. ↑ "Paula Gruber". Cricinfo.
  86. ↑ "Nicola Payne". Cricinfo.
  87. ↑ "Munokoa Tunupopo". Cricinfo.
  88. ↑ "Paula Flannery". Cricinfo.
  89. ↑ "Erin McDonald". Cricinfo.
  90. ↑ "Emily Travers". Cricinfo.
  91. ↑ "Nicola Browne". Cricinfo.
  92. ↑ "Anna Dodd". Cricinfo.
  93. ↑ "Aimee Watkins". Cricinfo.
  94. ↑ "Frances King". Cricinfo.
  95. ↑ "Louise Milliken". Cricinfo.
  96. ↑ "Fiona Fraser". Cricinfo.
  97. ↑ "Sara McGlashan". Cricinfo.
  98. ↑ "Amanda Green". Cricinfo.
  99. ↑ "Michelle Lynch". Cricinfo.
  100. ↑ "Rebecca Steele". Cricinfo.
  101. ↑ "Sarah Burke". Cricinfo.
  102. ↑ "Maria Fahey". Cricinfo.
  103. ↑ "Katey Martin". Cricinfo.
  104. ↑ "Natalee Scripps". Cricinfo.
  105. ↑ "Beth McNeill". Cricinfo.
  106. ↑ "Suzie Bates". Cricinfo.
  107. ↑ "Sarah Tsukigawa". Cricinfo.
  108. ↑ "Sophie Devine". Cricinfo.
  109. ↑ "Ros Kember". Cricinfo.
  110. ↑ "Selena Charteris". Cricinfo.
  111. ↑ "Rowan Milburn". Cricinfo.
  112. ↑ "Amy Satterthwaite". Cricinfo.
  113. ↑ "Rachel Priest". Cricinfo.
  114. ↑ "Rachel Candy". Cricinfo.
  115. ↑ "Ingrid Cronin-Knight". Cricinfo.
  116. ↑ "Lucy Doolan". Cricinfo.
  117. ↑ "Abby Burrows". Cricinfo.
  118. ↑ "Emma Campbell". Cricinfo.
  119. ↑ "Victoria Lind". Cricinfo.
  120. ↑ "Sian Ruck". Cricinfo.
  121. ↑ "Morna Nielsen". Cricinfo.
  122. ↑ "Natalie Dodd". Cricinfo.
  123. ↑ "Kate Ebrahim". Cricinfo.
  124. ↑ "Liz Perry". Cricinfo.
  125. ↑ "Erin Bermingham". Cricinfo.
  126. ↑ "Kelly Anderson". Cricinfo.
  127. ↑ "Frances Mackay". Cricinfo.
  128. ↑ "Lea Tahuhu". Cricinfo.
  129. ↑ "Janet Brehaut". Cricinfo.
  130. ↑ "Katie Perkins". Cricinfo.
  131. ↑ "Anna Peterson". Cricinfo.
  132. ↑ "Sam Curtis". Cricinfo.
  133. ↑ "Holly Huddleston". Cricinfo.
  134. ↑ "Hayley Jensen". Cricinfo.
  135. ↑ "Maddy Green". Cricinfo.
  136. ↑ "Felicity Leydon-Davis". Cricinfo.
  137. ↑ "Georgia Guy". Cricinfo.
  138. ↑ "Hannah Rowe". Cricinfo.
  139. ↑ "Leigh Kasperek". Cricinfo.
  140. ↑ "Thamsyn Newton". Cricinfo.
  141. ↑ "Amelia Kerr". Cricinfo.
  142. ↑ "Lauren Down". Cricinfo.
  143. ↑ "Bernadine Bezuidenhout". Cricinfo.
  144. ↑ "Jess Watkin". Cricinfo.
  145. ↑ "Rosemary Mair". Cricinfo.
  146. ↑ "Jess Kerr". Cricinfo.
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  149. ↑ "Molly Penfold". Cricinfo.
  150. ↑ "Isabella Gaze". Cricinfo.
  151. ↑ "Eden Carson". Cricinfo.
  152. ↑ "Georgia Plimmer". Cricinfo.
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