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A growing call for a red ball for the White Ferns

Today from The Detail: Our women's cricket team are world champions at twenty20, and there's a growing call to see them bowling a red ball

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Pulling women's cricket back from brink of extinction

Six years on from the report revealing the dire state of women's cricket in NZ, an update shows the game to be much healthier - but with still much work to do to achieve equity, Suzanne McFadden writes.

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New head of women's cricket far from Green

In a new role created to help future generations of White Ferns, double international Liz Green wants to ensure cricket continues the upswing of momentum for women's sport in NZ.

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Inventive Frankie takes waterslide to cricket pitch

Out-of-the-box thinking from Frankie Stewart is taking cricket to girls who wouldn't usually get the chance to play. And her passion for community has earned her a national award.

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Where is she now? Sara McGlashan

One of our first professional women's cricketers, Sara McGlashan is ushering in a new generation of White Ferns while helping to coach the current crop at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games

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Satterthwaite deserved the Ross Taylor treatment

Magicians teammate and LockerRoom columnist Kristy Havill writes what must be learned from the poor treatment marking the end of White Fern Amy Satterthwaite's remarkable cricket career.

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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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These are our White Ferns

LockerRoom cricket columnist Kristy Havill gives an insightful rundown of the 15-strong White Ferns named to contest the World Cup on home soil next month.

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