Clark's lap of honour, Hockley's finest hour

Jul 6, 2017: Some of the biggest names in women's cricket recount their standout experiences in past editions of the game's premier event

Cricinfo's own World Cup

Jul 11, 2013: The 2000 World Cup was a watershed for women's cricket, thanks in no small part to one website

World Cup memories: 2000

Winning the cup, losing a cap

Mar 13, 2009: Haidee Tiffen looks back at the 2000 women's World Cup

Women's World Cup, 2004-05

England announce World Cup squad

Jan 12, 2005: The England selectors are relying on the players who helped beat New Zealand 3-2 in a one-day series at home in 2004 in their bid to win the World Cup in South Africa

We knew we could do it

Dec 27, 2000: On Saturday 23rd December we experienced one of the greatest moments of our lives and our cricketing careers

Cricket has to make the most of White Ferns' impact

Dec 26, 2000: Now it is up to New Zealand Cricket to market the success of the CLEAR White Ferns for the betterment of the women's game in New Zealand

Drumm wondered if New Zealand would ever learn

Dec 24, 2000: That was CLEAR White Ferns captain Emily Drumm's feeling after her side was dismissed for 184 in the CricInfo Women's World Cup final at BIL Oval

Clark lacked batting support at most crucial time of all

Dec 24, 2000: Australian captain Belinda Clark peaked at the right time during the latter stages of the CricInfo Women's World Cup but when she needed them most, her team-mates were not able to help her during the final against New Zealand

Deadeye Watson just threw - didn't realise Rolton was her victim

Dec 24, 2000: Helen Watson, New Zealand White Fern fielder supreme didn't know who her victim was when she ran out ace Australian batter Karen Rolton in the CricInfo Women's World Cup final

Fielding emphasis paid high dividend for White Ferns

Dec 24, 2000: New Zealand women's cricket coach Mike Shrimpton maintained throughout the CLEAR White Ferns preparation for the CricInfo Women's World Cup that fielding was vital to the side's hopes

Gut instinct produced inspired bowling decision

Dec 23, 2000: Gut feeling still has a place in sporting success and it was the quality that saw New Zealand off-spinner Clare Nicholson entrusted with the bowling of the last over in Saturday's outstanding CricInfo Women's World Cup final victory over Australia

Drumm spent a month battling the pain barrier with broken finger

Dec 23, 2000: CricInfo Women's World Cup-winning New Zealand captain, Emily Drumm revealed on Saturday evening that she played the whole tournament with a broken finger

Ramel produces quality at right time for White Ferns

Dec 23, 2000: Hard as it was to single out a member of the CLEAR White Ferns for individual honours in Saturday's thrilling CricInfo Women's World Cup final which New Zealand won for the first time, all-rounder Kathryn Ramel must have come close

Was this the greatest World Cup final ever?

Dec 23, 2000: There have been many one-day games won and lost in the final over and won and lost by four runs or less

Boxing Day parade for White Ferns in Wellington

Dec 23, 2000: Basin Reserve cricket fans will have a chance to share in the CLEAR White Ferns World Cup winning glory at lunchtime on Boxing Day

White Ferns win thrilling final for first world title

Dec 23, 2000: Two down, one to go

Time for reflection and contemplation

Dec 22, 2000: We have almost come to the end of the CricInfo Women's World Cup - and what does a side like the Clear White Ferns do the day before the final - simply........the same as we have always done

Australia planning ahead for possible World Cup victory

Dec 21, 2000: It's called "contingency planning", but should Australia win the CricInfo Women's World Cup on Saturday they'll be feted during the lunch break of the Australia-West Indies fourth Test on Boxing Day in Melbourne

Players should trust their skills and enjoy the game

Dec 21, 2000: "Trust your skills and enjoy the game"

Tournament a winner for women's cricket future

Dec 21, 2000: The successful staging of the CricInfo Women's World Cup by New Zealand Cricket at Lincoln University near Christchurch has highlighted to administrator Christopher Doig how important it is that the men's and women's games get closer as soon as