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'Best in history': The nail-biting Cricket World Cup

The White Ferns may not have made it into the final four, but the 2022 Cricket World Cup is being hailed as a success for the women's game.

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Where are they now? The White Ferns of 2000

The Cricket World Cup 2022 is in the home stretch, without New Zealand in the running, but the White Ferns of 2000 are being celebrated. So where are they now?

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A teen's inside view of the Cricket World Cup

An injury allowed Georgia Plimmer an unexpected entry to the Cricket World Cup, and the 18-year-old took every opportunity to soak up life with the White Ferns.

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White Ferns unravel into unknown future

All out. The past, present and future of the White Ferns collide as the World Cup moves on and the players head home. Suzanne McFadden reports

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Queen of the run-out: Frankie Mackay

Amidst some darkness for the White Ferns in the World Cup, Frankie Mackay has been a shining light with her mastery of the white ball.

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Almost over for White Ferns' Three Wise Women?

Three White Ferns captains have guided the team, for better or worse, through this Cricket World Cup. But is retirement now calling the trio?

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White Ferns' dream dissolves in the rain

A devastated White Ferns have handed their World Cup fate to others, but know their chances of sneaking into the top four are slim. It's with the bat they've let themselves down.

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White Ferns skipper won't bow to must-win pressure

Another heartbreaking last-over loss means the White Ferns must win their next two matches to reach the semifinals of their home World Cup.

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The start of a World Cup turnaround for the ages?

England have a sliver of hope they can defend the Cricket World Cup. Kristy Havill, examines what's gone wrong, and if it spells good news for the White Ferns.

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Where is she now? Maia Lewis

She’s played in three World Cups, now former White Ferns captain Maia Lewis is calling the shots in a different way at the latest tournament on home turf.

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What a headache for the White Ferns

A crushing defeat to Australia in the Cricket World Cup has left the White Ferns under must-win pressure for the remainder of their games to keep their hopes alive

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White Ferns couple come out firing against India

With their daughter, Grace, watching in the stands, White Ferns Amy Satterthwaite and Lea Tahuhu have led NZ to their second victory at the Cricket World Cup.

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What we're learning from the Cricket World Cup

A batting extravaganza, the rise of the international cricketing mum and frustration over tickets – Kristy Havill shares the highlights and lowlights of the CWC22 so far.

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Happy-go-lucky but driven, Suzie Bates smashes 1000

Joining an elite band of women to score 1000 runs in World Cup cricket, Suzie Bates has led the White Ferns to victory in an unforgettable homecoming. Her first captain says it was no surprise.

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Where is she now? White Fern Trudy Anderson

Former New Zealand opening batswoman Trudy Anderson is now responsible for making sure all goes to plan inside the rope at the Cricket World Cup 2022.

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Devine’s intervention falls short of World Cup win

A painful three-run loss in the Cricket World Cup opener wasn’t what the White Ferns expected, but they’re hoping the history of the last two tournaments repeats itself

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Windies vow to bring flair to World Cup

WATCH: West Indian Hayley Matthews promises her team will bring Caribbean flair to the World Cup opener against the White Ferns, in episode 7 of our vodcast series, CWC22 with Jimmy & Kristy

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Sophie Devine's terrible first century

White Ferns captain Sophie Devine remembers how "scratchy" and uncomfortable she felt scoring her maiden international 100, at the 2013 World Cup, in our My First Game series.

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Five of the best to test the White Ferns

With the world's best cricketers in NZ counting down to the start of the World Cup, David Leggat looks at five players amongst the White Ferns' opposition likely to dazzle

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Five hot takeaways for the White Ferns

The White Ferns have adapted and grown since their loss to England last year, says Kristy Havill, who looks at what NZ take from their series victory over India into next week's World Cup.

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It's all going swimmingly for Kerr on eve of World Cup

WATCH: In the first episode of our vodcast series, CWC22 with Jimmy and Kristy, Amelia Kerr reveals the new confidence the White Ferns take into the World Cup

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A net called Brendon helps forge a White Fern

From a kid turning cartwheels in the outfield to a White Fern bowling dynamo, Hannah Rowe recalls her cricketing beginnings in a small farming town in the latest in our My First Game series

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Women's World Cup has one over the men

With just a fortnight till the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 22, Kristy Havill looks at the tournament's surprising beginnings, a less than surprising prize purse and will there be crowds.

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Bring back tests for the White Ferns

As part of the legacy of the Cricket World Cup 22, it’s time for New Zealand women to return to the test cricket arena, says Kristy Havill.

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The special game Tahuhu's dad got to see her play

In a series where the White Ferns remember a 'first game' in their careers, quick bowler Lea Tahuhu recalls playing her ODI debut in front of her dad, before he tragically passed away.

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