NZ Women vs WI Women, 4th T20I at New Plymouth, Mar 22 2018 - Match Result

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4th T20I, New Plymouth, March 22, 2018, West Indies Women tour of New Zealand

New Zealand Women

West Indies Women

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

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Playing XI

NZ-W

WI-W

Player

Role

Katey Martin †	Wicketkeeper Batter
Suzie Bates (c)	Allrounder
Sophie Devine	Batting Allrounder
Amy Satterthwaite	Top order Batter
Leigh Kasperek	Bowler
Natalie Dodd	-
Anna Peterson	Top order Batter
Lea Tahuhu	Bowler
Maddy Green	Middle order Batter
Hayley Jensen	Bowler
Hannah Rowe	Bowler
Amelia Kerr	Allrounder
Kate Heffernan	-

Match details

Pukekura Park, New Plymouth
Toss	no toss
Series	West Indies Women tour of New Zealand
Season	2017/18
Series result	New Zealand Women led the 5-match series 3-0
Match number	WT20I no. 000401a
Match days	22 March 2018 - day (20-over match)
Umpires	Billy Bowden Diana Venter
Match Referee	Ross Dykes

WI-W in NZ News

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Peterson's last over steals one-run win for New Zealand

West Indies needed five to win from the last over with six wickets in hand but offspinner Anna Peterson took two wickets and added a run-out on the penultimate ball to seal the win

Peterson's last over steals one-run win for New Zealand

Devine, Satterthwaite, Martin thrash West Indies

Sophie Devine's 3 for 12, Amy Satterthwaite's unbeaten 71, and Katey Martin's 65 gave New Zealand a 2-0 lead in the T20I series against West Indies in Mount Maunganui

Devine, Satterthwaite, Martin thrash West Indies

NZ hold on for narrow win courtesy Kasperek's three-for

Spinner Leigh Kasperek's two scalps in the space of three balls in the 19th over, even as Stafanie Taylor was left stranded at her end, helped New Zealand prevail over West Indies by eight runs

NZ hold on for narrow win courtesy Kasperek's three-for

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