White Ferns and Auckland Hearts off spinner Fran Jonas has withdrawn from the upcoming Super Smash competition to prioritise time on making technical changes to her bowling.

White Ferns batter Suzie Bates has sustained a quadricep tear which has ruled her out of all cricket until March.

A second CEO within a couple of days has stepped down from a major New Zealand sport. Yesterday it was Netball, today it's cricket.

Injuries have ruled out White Ferns Lauren Down (back), Rosemary Mair (side) and Hannah Rowe (side) from the North v South T20 tournament in Nelson.

White Ferns off-spinner Eden Carson will undergo surgery on her right elbow meaning she'll be sidelined for six months, ruling her out of the team's T20 World Cup title defence.

An unwelcome finish for the White Ferns at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in India beaten by eight wickets by England.

The White Ferns soggy campaign to reach the semifinals of the ICC Women's World Cup in India has come to an end after another rain affected game.

The White Ferns have had a blow to their chances of reaching the semfinals of the ICC Women's Cricket World after a washout against Sri Lanka in Colombo.

The White Ferns have won their first match at the Women' s Cricket World Cup in India.

She has a huge following in India, but Amelia (Melie) Kerr has pointed at White Ferns captain Sophie Devine as the player to watch for New Zealand.

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The White Ferns have lost their opening match at the ICC Cricket World Cup to Australia by 89 runs at Indore.

India have chased down the White Ferns total to win by four wickets in both sides second Women's World Cup warm-up match in Bengaluru.

Former Black Caps coach Gary Stead’s 34-year association with New Zealand cricket is set to continue, after he accepted an NZC high performance coaching role

Despite a century from Izzy Gaze the White Ferns have lost their rain-interrupted ODI World Cup warm-up match against India A in Bengaluru

New Zealand White Ferns cricket captain Sophie Devine is excited about the latest edition of hte Cricket World Cup, this one a 50 over contest.

Four players are in line to make their White Ferns ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup debut next month after being named in New Zealand’s squad for the tournament’s 2025 edition.

Former Black Cap Craig McMillan has accepted a full-time role as White Ferns assistant coach, just over a year after first joining the side on a part-time contract.

The International Cricket Council has confirmed an increase in prize money for this year's women's 50-over World Cup.

Plenty of home action this summer for Black Caps and the White Ferns against Australia, South Africa, West Indies and Zimbabwe scheduled for the 2025-26 season.